"What are you?" "Your lover my prince". Legolas x male oc Book 1 in the 'Luin the Blue' trilogy.

er is een elf die lythil heet ze woont in mirkwood ze word verlief op legolas maar zijn vader thranduil word ook verlieft op haar voor wie zal ze kiezen word ze prinses of koningin van mirkwood

A collection of imagines, each varying in plot and characters. (Currently editing) All characters belong to J. R. R. Tolkein, save for the ones I created myself. DISCLAIMER: 2/3 of this book was written a while ago and my writing has significantly changed and hopefully improved since then. Please refrain from picking fun at plots or the writing itself because I already know it's flawed and because it can be discouraging. I've left the older chapters up merely for your entertainment if you'd like to read them.

Because of the succes of my first and second Hobbit Imagines there is now a third book, thanks to all the lovely readers from Wattpad and visitors who have read my stories! Of course the hobbit characters and most places belong to the genius J.R.R. Tolkien, Peter Jackson and Warner Brothers. I do not own the rights. However, this book will only contain requested imagines. So, if you want to be paired with a certain character or if you want me to write a certain imagine from imaginexhobbit or one that you came up with yourself; send me a private message or post a comment to one of my other chapters in this book or in the other books. Thanks for all your love and support! ~ Love, Nathalie ~

" Ada, I don't want to train. I want to read. Besides, I am already better than the guard. I just need to not freeze up." The little girl looked to her father with pleading eyes. " Fine, Alana. We will train tomorrow, if you promise to walk with me through the garden." That day haunted King Thranduil and Prince Legolas. Alana Greenleaf was taken by orcs to Dol Guldur. For two thousand years, the Elven princess was presumed dead by all, except Prince Legolas, King Thranduil, and Lord Elrond. The three of them never believed she was dead. What happens when she escapes?

In the Home of Elrond of Rivendell, there is a warrior known for her skill and grace in combat and by the rare color of her eyes. Mantheniel, who had also been called "flame of the dragon" had spent her life training to become a warrior to protect the people she loved. Haunted by the past -despite her name and reputation, she had a fear of fire; for her city had burned to ash when she was a child. The fire took the lives of all those she loved. She had been found by Lord Ellithoir, the captain of the Kings guard of Rivendell. With Lord Elrond's help, she had found a new home in Rivendell working under the watchful eyes of Elrond and trained with Ellithior. Almost two centuries have passed, before she was named second in command by Lord Elrond himself. By then, everyone knew of the flaming haired Elleth who survived dragon fire. Disclaimer: All recognizable characters from the book and the movie are properties of J.R.R. Tolkien and Peter Jackson. No copyright infringement intended.

Draco blacks out after a rather harsh punishment from his father. Uppon waking, he realizes that he was not anywhere he knew. Confused, hurt, and in pain he wanders about the forest where he woke, only to be taken to some sort of council, and inevitably getting himself in quite a bit of trouble after realizing...He was in another world. Not only that, there was a Dark Lord afoot, and despite how much Draco may dislike it, he was not about to force another world to give way to a dark lord. Especially since he was stuck there for the foreseeable future. But it is not easy keeping his identity hidden, especially with an ever observent, and curious, elf.

The epic tale of the company of Thorin Oakenshield has been recounted time and time again, an adventure unlike any other Middle-earth has seen. The story of how thirteen dwarves and a hobbit reclaimed the great kingdom of Erebor is not easily forgotten. The telling you may have heard, however, left some things out, maybe even someone. It would seem that through the many retellings, an elf was deprived of her deserved glory within this tale. This is the story of Laerornien, the daughter of Thranduil, the sister of Legolas, and the forgotten fifteenth member of the company of Thorin Oakenshield. In an attempt to save her people from the wrath of Thrór's dragon sickness, the elven princess sacrificed the heirlooms of her kin, the White Gems of Lasgalen. The consequence was banishment from her own kingdom. Sixty years later, she left her lonely sanctuary in Rivendell as a member of the company with her trust put in their leader, who had promised the return of the gems. The dwarves travelled with a common need to reclaim their home, and those gems would ensure the return of her own. Those who know the story know the grim end, but Laerornien's place in it deserves to be told. Her sacrifice did not end with her surrender of the gems, but with something much greater, and it saved the kingdom of Erebor when the final battle seemed lost. This is not the story you were told, but it may just be the story you were meant to hear. Absolutely beautiful cover made by @paradoxe All the characters and storyline of the Hobbit and the Lord of the Rings belong to J.R.R. Tolkien. My interpretation and character, Laerornien, belongs to me.

The tragic story of the love of Thranduil's life. Who died to protect her one and only son, Legolas. But is this true, or did she survive?