A childhood promise beneath Erebor's golden lamps. A betrayal on the day the sky burned. A loved buried under decades of grief. Aeloria walked away from everything she knew hours before Smaug attacked, carrying the sting of hidden of hidden parentage and a heart broken by those she called father. Gandalf found her later, saved her, and years after asked only one favor: keep a hobbit safe on a vague, dangerous road. She never imagined the road would lead straight back to Thorin. Now, traveling unseen alongside the Company with her star-eyed companions - ghostly guardians glimpsed only as distant blue lights and fleeting shadows - Aeloria watches over Bilbo from afar. The Dwarves whisper of legends come alive, unnerved by eyes in the dark, while Bilbo alone senses the quiet protection wrapped around him. As love and resentment slowly collide across the miles, one truth remains: some lights are meant to burn out saving others. Thorin/OC | Slow-burn second-chance romance | Mysterious guardians | Found Family | ** Please note: All canon characters, settings, and concepts from "The Hobbit"(Book by J.R.R. Tolkien and/or Peter's Jackson's film trilogy) belong to their respective copyright holders. No profit is being made from this work. The original character Aeloria, the Aeltharim race, their history, culture, abilities, artifacts, and any related original lore are © JustBeingMyself19/Liv Miller 2025 - present. All rights reserved. Please do not copy, adapt, or use these original characters without explicit permission, Thank you. **

Skinchanger are rare. None-mammalian shifting ones even more so - cast out by their own kin for their cold blooded nature and the therefore rumoured lack of empathy. They had gone extinct long before the enslavement of the Skinchangers through the orcs under the lead of Azog, the defiler. ... Or are they? Warning: Contains some storyline changes! Enjoy!

After being unexpectedly dumped the night of her firm's Christmas party, thoroughly modern Noelle James decides to skip the festivities and go for a walk along Fifth Avenue. The last thing she expected to happen was to be accosted by a man dressed in all fur and leather carrying a lethal-looking sword and asking for her to help him find his way back to Mirkwood. As in, The Hobbit Mirkwood. But not the novel, the movie. Thorin Oakenshield has no idea how he ended up in modern day New York City, and no idea how to get back to where he belongs. The last thing he remembers is becoming disoriented while wandering through the enchanted forest at Mirkwood. He stumbled forward and out of his world into one wholly foreign to him. And now he has to rely on this one woman to help him. And neither one of them was at all prepared for things not quite going as they were supposed to...

"Heart of the Mountain" In the shadow of stone, fire, and fate - love rises like dawn. When Xara, the last-born of a vanished mage lineage, steps into the halls of Erebor on the eve of Durin's Day, she expects politics, mistrust, and the cold indifference of kings. What she doesn't expect is Thorin Oakenshield - proud, scarred, and bound by duty - to look at her as though she's the first warmth he's ever known. As orcish threats loom and old wounds stir, what begins as cautious alliance grows into a bond that defies blood and battle. But love between king and mage was never written in prophecy. Shadows gather. A bounty rises. And the mountain's heart is at stake. Torn between protecting his people and claiming the woman who's set his soul ablaze, Thorin must decide: will he be a king of stone... or a man of fire? But when blades fall and fate calls, Xara will give everything to shield the one who taught her the meaning of home. Their love was forged in battle, bound by magic, and crowned by the birth of a son - the heir to a legacy shaped by courage, sacrifice, and a devotion stronger than mithril.

Her family gave shelter to a band of weary travelers. A meal by the fire, a kindness freely given - nothing more. But five years later, Thorin Oakenshield remembers. With Erebor reclaimed and his crown secure, the King Under the Mountain seeks to repay a debt long left unsettled. Yet when he returns to the farmstead, he finds not a warm hearth but ruin - and the woman who once caught his eye standing alone among the ashes of her family's sacrifice. What begins as honor quickly becomes something deeper: laughter breaking through grief, quarrels sparking into kisses, and two stubborn souls learning to fight not against one another, but for each other. As shadows stir once more and Erebor itself calls him home, Thorin must decide if love can be more enduring than stone - and if he dares to claim not just a kingdom, but the heart that has been his all along. A tale of memory, fire, and fate - where debts are paid not in gold, but in love and when love blooms promise is kept.

Thorin Oakenshield... well, no quite Oakenshield yet. He's in his 20's trying to get away from princely duties when he takes a tumble off a cliff. He's met with darkness then a shock to his system when he realizes he is not in middle earth anymore. He meets a young woman who sees his fear and decides to care for him. Enjoy!

Delilah is the Queen of dragons, and once every year, she visits Erebor to bring happiness to Middle-earth. The prince of Erebor is waiting for her every time just to see her in her glory. But the last time she came flying on her dragon was the day Erebor burned in dragon fire. Delilah disappears, and after many years, she meets Thorin in the Shire. She joined the company to reach Erebor, but her past is coming after her. Will she and Thorin be able to work together? Will he forgive her? Can the Queen of Dragons return? ( Dragons belong to House of Drago ) ( Expect Smaug )

The Hobbit Fanfiction Bofur x OC It was hard to imagine Bofur taking anything seriously. He was the optimistic one of the Company, the one always joking around, the one singing and dancing on tables to lighten the mood. That was why no one noticed his change of character when he met the joyful Periwinkle, the only female member in the Company. He went out of his way to make her smile and laugh, and no one found that out of the ordinary since, well, it was Bofur. And while he was keeping his joyful composure, there was a sliver of fear and grief that the lass would not return his feelings, since who would ever fall for an ordinary dwarf?

What happens when Gandalf invites a small hobbit girl along with Bilbo to acompany Thorin and the others in their journy to Erebor? Thorin isn't big on the idea but after some convining by the company he allows it. Little does anyone know this little hobbit is going to change their lives.