A Priestess For Middle Earth

Chapter 35 Epilogue

Life was good in Erebor. Shortly after Kagome and Thorin's wedding, Fili married Rin. As promised, Lord Sesshomaru arrived to walk his ward down the aisle and threaten Fili, but Fili took it in stride, knowing it was Sesshomaru's way of expressing his love for the human girl he thought of as a daughter. It was a beautiful ceremony, almost as lovely as the King and Queen. Lord Sesshomaru met Fili's mother and was impressed by the stern yet loving Dwarrowdam.

Sesshomaru did not stay long, but he did dance with Rin as was his right as her father. He wished her well and promised to visit as often as he could.

A few months after Fili's marriage, Kili and Tauriel were married. By then, Kagome was pregnant with her and Thorin's first child. It was an exciting time for all of the Dwarves of Erebor; the line of Durin was expanding with weddings and a Royal pregnancy.

A year and a half later, Thrain, son of Thorin, was born. He was the perfect combination of his parents and the most beautiful babe the kingdom had ever seen. Not long after, the Royal family expanded again with their Rin and Tauriel giving birth to a Prince and Princess.

The years went by, and Kagome had more children, a total of six children; three boys and three girls. The girls were blessed to have their mother's priestess abilities. Thorin and Kagome ruled for another hundred years until Thorin finally stepped down and handed the kingdom to his eldest son. After that, Thorin and Kagome spent their time exploring Middle Earth and visiting Bilbo and his nephew Frodo.

Eventually the Royal couple involved themselves in the last battle for Middle Earth against Sauron and with their help and that of the Dwarves of Erebor, the free people of Middle Earth defeated Sauron and his minions to at last have peace throughout the land.

Thorin and Kagome continued to fiercely love each other and spent the rest of their immortal lives in loving bliss.

So, finally after so many years I finally finished this story. I hope you all enjoyed it and I hope you don't think the Epilogue was too short. Thank you to all of those that hung in there with me, I appreciate it with all of my heart. Let's see what other book I can finish. Until next time, all.