Princess Eruvan, daughter of Lord Elrond of Rivendell, knows not of her destiny. The most she has seen of the outside world is her few ventures to Mirkwood, but unlike the other elleths of her kingdom, she has always dreamed of more than just a royal life inside guarded walls. She is skilled bowman and swordsman, a beloved princess, a keeper of the peace, a selfless thinker, a free spirit, a hopeless dreamer, an unusually sarcastic and untamed elleth but above all of these titles is the one that she has yet to become aware of. Eruvan's name in literal meaning is, "God's Oath." She was sent to Middle Earth for a purpose and a very important one, at that. In all her years, she has never known the purpose in which she is the way she is, but when four young hobbits of the Shire bring a great evil to her kingdom in the form of a ring, her father must call upon the kingdoms of Middle Earth to find a solution to the threat that this ring poses to all that inhabit this world. The council of Elrond is the gathering of all of the representatives from each kingdom, but to Eruvan's surprise her father calls upon her to join this council aswell. Within this council she finds the answers to questions that have filled her mind for many years and with these answers she finds herself swept up into a journey much bigger than herself. The destruction of the one ring means saving Middle Earth, but, what will she mean to Middle Earth? And, in The midst of it all, if the company fails will the love she finds, fail too? Or was it really ever love to begin with? All things will turn out the way that they will, so all that there is to do until then is make every effort you have to make things come to pass in your favor. Will things come to pass in her favor?

Now we come to the untold story of Frodo Baggins' love life. If you've read my other two tales of our favorite hobbits love lives and enjoy them, I ensure you this may be a bit different (and a bit more mature) but just as good! (I hope) But first, I do hope you know who Frodo Baggins is. Y'know, that famous hobbit who just happened to be chosen to go on a deadly quest to destroy the one ring and save Middle Earth? Yeah, that hobbit! Well, most people assume him to have spent most of his time away from people and especially intimate relationships with lasses. Well, that's where you're wrong. Just by chance, and the strange aid of his friend, Frodo met a lass in the few months before his adventure. This lass was Tilia Greenhill. She's a rather tall hobbit lass, almost 3 ft 6 in height and has perfectly straight white blonde hair. Her eyes are ice blue, and her figure's admired by many. Tilia and Frodo's relationship happened by accident after Frodo tried to help out his friend, Merry from what appeared to be a strange situation. After both of them discover their similarities and differences on their first night together, they soon find a strange and unknown comfort in eachother's company. But to both the young hobbits surprise, the small friendship they had very soon develops into something a lot deeper than both of them first expected. The couple remained in secret for a time, and did things which would surprise many in the shire, however all secrets they had are to be revealed in this story. But is there any way of getting past the inevitable fact of Frodo leaving?

Sria is a normal 17 year old girl. Or is she? One day while running through the woods, she encounters a young hobbit named Merry, who takes her to the strange world of Middle Earth, where they encounter Orcs, Elves, Ents, and many more "magical" beings. DISCLAIMER: I own none of the characters except Srianon. The rest belong to J.R.R. Tolkien.

Leaving the North has given Arra the taste of adventure that she had always dreamed of, but she's beginning to find out that it all comes at a steep price. Arra fights to save everyone around her, but who can she trust?

You all know Merry Brandybuck yes? The hobbit who fell down the hill and landed on a carrot, Who joined the fellowship, who helped the Ents over run Isengard, Who became an esquire of Rohan? yeah that guy. Well this is a story involving him. It takes place just before they set out on their adventure to destroy the one ring and save middle earth. But this isn't just about Merry. There's another who you won't have heard of. Alora Headstrong is a young hobbit of the shire, Bywater to be more precise. She is the height of 3ft 6" and has short chocolate brown hair which is always curled perfectly. Her eyes are a deep blue/green colour and she is quite smart as you would say. Anyway, this is the story of how she find a new friend (Merry) while disobeying her father, over comes most of her fears and maybe, just maybe, finds the guy of her dreams. After meeting Merry 18 years prior, and then being forbidden from leaving the house on her own, Alora is given permission from her father to go to a party at the Green Dragon Inn. There she spots somebody who looks strangely familiar... After becoming friends, she soon finds herself falling for a guy. But two things stand in their way. Alora's Father and a bit of competition. This is the story of one of your favorite hobbit's crazy love life in the months before he becomes a hero. slight All Time Low hints in this :L just words that relate to a particular song thought. simply because i'm that cool guys! BTW I don't own any of the songs in this, don't hate me :L

Peregrin Took, One of the clumsiest, most inquisitive and adorable hobbits in the whole of the shire. You do know who he is right? The hobbit who loves mushrooms? Second Breakfast? The one who joined the fellowship to destroy the one ring? The hobbit who joined the tower guard and Minas Tirith and saved Faramir's life? Yeeaaaah that hobbit. Cute, I know! This is the story of his other adventure, quite a few years before the ring became known to Frodo. It involves quite a few dragons, Merry, Sam and Frodo, and another young hobbit. Mallyra Flintwater of Michel-Delving on the White downs. A clumsy girl as you'd see her. 3ft 4" in height with long wavy brown hair and bright blue eyes. After literally 'running' into Pippin, Mallyra finds herself making a new friend rather quickly. She and Pippin decide to explore. However, Mallyra's curiosity gets the better of her on her first small adventure, and she accidentally awakens an evil which has slept for over 1000 years. But this isn't the reason she decides to go through with the almost suicidal mission of destroying the evil. As well as putting the whole of middle earth in danger, her mother is also losing her life as a result of it. This makes Mallyra determined to sort out the mess she's made, and becomes another who is destined to save Middle Earth. But things seem to become a little complicated when Mallyra ends up falling for our young hero. It all goes a bit, "she likes him, he likes her, everybody knows, except them." kind of thing. Can Mallyra, Pippin, Merry, Sam and Frodo, along with a few new friends, find the only hope middle earth has, and use it to destroy the evil rising in the Iron hills? If you've read 'The problems with Thursday', then this is like a starter sort of thing. It's the story of how Pippin and Ra came to be, as mentioned in my other fan fiction. If you haven't read the other one, I advise you to read this one first! :D it'll make more sense that way. Anyway.. have fun!

What happened to Legolas? What happened to Ariana? Want to know what happened after Ariana left Legolas, well here is the best place to find out.

I was always told that I was meant to do great things when the time came. I was taught things that I thought weren't real. I was told that I was from a different realm, but I was made to forget, for my safety and the safety to my people. I had begun to believe that my so called 'parents' were crazy and everything that I was taught was for nothing. Looking back at it all. I don't regret a single thing I was taught. To be honest... I wish I was taught more. It was a chance at a new life, one where I belonged and was needed. A life where I was the lost Princess, and a Warrior... no longer the loner that always sat in the corner with her head stuck in a book. Or even being the freak that was being taught a language that shouldn't even exist to my knowledge. Middle-Earth shouldn't be real, but to be honest...I don't really know what is real anymore. But I do know one thing that is real. Hope.