You used to be a normal Midgardian, born over 2000 years ago. There's only one small difference: the curses. One sentences you to death, while the other brings you back to life time and time again. After quite the dramatic passing in the late 1600's, you wake nearly 400 years later only to find that the world you loved is not the one you remember. Saved by Shield, through them you find your place among the Avengers. What happens when two peculiar Asgardian princes return to Earth, curious about the newest recruit? Will you keep your secret, or do you find a life with your fellow immortals? When your curse turns into a magical illness, can Loki help save you? Or will you leave him just like you always do? (I spent a lot of time on the cover, plot, y/n character, and backstory. Please don't steal! Marvel things belong to Marvel. Thank you!) Best Rankings: #1 in lokifriggason #1 in lokilovestory #1 in asgard #2 in longlife #2 in lokiau

Nerwen is no ordinary daughter of the Eldar. Touched by the blood of the ancient ones and gifted with elemental magic long forgotten, she is summoned to the Greenwood on the eve of war. Sent by Galadriel, bound by purpose, and haunted by a past of loss and silence, Nerwen carries a power the Enemy has already begun to hunt. There she meets Thranduil-king of starlight and ice, carved by grief, crowned in thorns of pride. What begins as wary distance deepens into something neither can name. As the darkness spreads from Dol Guldur and the dwarves of Erebor awaken a fire beneath the mountain, fate draws them closer, even as old wounds threaten to tear them apart. From the shadowed halls of Mirkwood to the burning skies over Dale, Echoes in the Greenwood weaves a tale of war, sacrifice, and slow-burning love. It is the story of a warrior who carries too much, a king who dares to hope again, and a bond powerful enough to bend even the will of the Valar. And when all light seems lost... the Greenwood sings her name. All of the original characters from Tolkien are not mine. All of the others are of my own creative power.