Lothriel Oyoulin, the elves call him His Highness Ringamir. I have heard many songs about him, they say he is the coldest treasure.
When I was a human being, I was only ten years old. I traveled thousands of miles from Sky City to Lecasa just to meet him. I have dreamed of becoming a knight since I was a child... I long to protect him with my sword, my wings, my blood, everything and even my life.
I am the knight of Ringamir Lothriel Ogryn.
Since then, my biggest wish has been to see his smile without any haze. I have made this wish countless times. I want him to live in happiness and love, and if possible, I want to have a wedding that belongs to us.
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Dragon Knight & Elf Princess, the context makes sense.
The copywriting is offensive, the text is in third person, and the narrative perspective of this article is confusing. The author's gender pronoun is written according to the perspective of perspective, and he is dressed as a woman.
Be careful, the clay sculpture may fly out.
It should be noted that most of the names of people and places in the article were created by looking at the Quenya word collection, and some were made up using Sindar, and even some were in English. In short, they cannot be studied in detail at all. And many settings of humans and elves refer to Mr. Tolkien's Middle-earth world. Thank you and please forgive my presumption.
Among them, "Losseriel" means "Snow Maiden with a Garland", "Surroquen" means "Wind Rider", "Narmohen" means "Wolf Eyes", "Tuilflinc" means "Spring Bird", "Hrivemorco" means "Winter Bear", and "Silmalote" means "Crystal Flower". These names have been philanthropically corrected or translated by Trahald, the master of the Elvish Language Post Forum. Thank you, although I know that God T will definitely not be able to see what I wrote ()
Intention: "... Wipe away your tears."