[The Lord of the Rings] Where Can the Shire Take Root?

A beyond-redemption Drow villainess x a pure, compassionate young savior

Sometimes the Drow wonders: after surviving the extinction of her entire race, leaving herself as the sole survivor; joining the hated Fellowship of the Ring; destroying the One Ring; basking in the love and desire of countless people; overthrowing Sauron; and founding the Underdark to rule as queen of the dark world, why did she still end up pulling that Hobbit back from the white ship sailing into the West?

Frodo's soul is so delicious. He is a land scorched by the flames of war. More fascinating still, while his companions have laid down their arms and begun peaceful new lives, he alone wanders the border between light and darkness.

Some wounds run so deep that they leave scars.

As a Drow, she will forever spy on souls that have turned to ash and can never be rekindled.

Content warning: Romance, meaning only that there are scenes involving physical contact; it is not a romance with Frodo. She will sleep with multiple men, including but not limited to the Mirkwood father and son, the King of Men... Severe character derailment, with the romance plot running wild like a herd of untamed horses. The Drow has no normal understanding of love, only her own desires.

[Additional information] Drow: Another name for dark elves. They live underground and are generally considered evil creatures of darkness. Drow are accustomed to the dark and have infrared thermal vision. Prolonged exposure to the surface weakens them, though they are highly adaptable. They worship the spider goddess Lolth, and their society places women above men, with male Drow treated like dogs. Their society is built on slavery and hierarchy. Their values are almost the complete opposite of those on the surface. They are cruel and cunning, hungry for power, and worship intrigue. They often hate and slaughter surface-dwellers. Because of their ruthless, underhanded nature and deadly combat skills, Drow are hated and feared by surface-dwellers.

Please don't judge Drow by human standards.

Theme: An unconventional, anti-traditional adventure