Crossover: GS! Dream Smp x Lotr; A New Empire

A Day Of (Explaining) The Empire

Smek ma ess = Other Languages.

Smek ma ess = Khuzdul (Dwarf)

Smek ma ess = Sindarin and Quenya

Smek ma ess = Common Tongue/English

"-Smek ma ess-" = Ósanwe (Mind Speech)

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"No Tommy, you can't invade Lothlórien."
"Not yet at least."

"Awh! C'mon man!"
"I'm bored."

"I know Tommy, but no invading anyone."
"Just, don't go past the Hithaeglir."

"Ughhhh fine."
"...What's the Hithaeglir again?"

"..."

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(Spoken in the Oedethean Language)

-TA 2000-
-Witch King Besieges Minas Ithil-

As the Witch King besieges Minas Ithil, a giant star can be seen falling down the high sky, as if sent by Valar themselves. It "crashed" in the old capital of Arthedain, Fornost. After it did, a wave shook the whole of Arda.

-TA 2002-
-Minas Ithil falls, becomes Minas Morgul. Minas Anor is renamed Minas Tirith-

As Minas Ithil falls, there comes a new kingdom in Eriador. Only, it is not named a kingdom, instead an Empire. A term never once used before in Middle Earth. The Empire stretches as north as Bay of Forochel, as south as Ered Nimrais (White Mountain), as west as Hithaeglir (Misty Mountains) and as east as Lindon.

After this Empire came into existence, Eriador prospered. Forest grows, lives thrive, increased in wealth and trade with everyone else, even Harad and Rhûn (and some sources say even Mordor). The Empire built many large Castles, Cities, and others. But even though the Empire seemed like a peaceful nation, there are also weird and disturbing things that appeared.

The Birdkin of Caradhras, the Dark Creatures of Hithaeglir and Ered Nimrais, the Beekin of The Shire, the Unknown Egg and much, much more. Many of the Dúnedain of Arnor became a bit displeased at how a new nation took their rightful place, though the Chief of the Dúnedain doesn't mind it. Gondor, meanwhile, lost their king Eärnur to the Witch King, and their Stewards focused more on their kingdom than others.

The Elves and Dwarves have mixed opinions. The Dwarves have their own problem, and they care not for a new nation so far from Erebor, the Durin Folk's new realm since Khazad-Dûm was abandoned.