There were many myths about the forest kingdom, whether it was real or not. Some claimed that it's people were immortal while others claim they are the ghosts of the dead. Others said that it's people were of humans, hobbits, dwarfs and elves. It was said it was ruled by a beautiful queen, who wore a dress as white as snow, a crown as pure as silver, with silver eyes as bright as the moon. They say if you whispered her name she would give you the knowledge you seek. But that was only a myth... right? The company of Thorin Oakenshield had been running through a dark forest when suddenly everything around them changed, and in the distance stood a large tree, around it was the most beautiful and peaceful kingdom they had ever seen. The Kingdom of the Forest Queen, (Y/N)

In the wake of narrow escape from Azog the Defiler and his relentless pack, Thorin Oakenshield and his company stumble across an unexpected discovery-a child, small and frightened, alone in the unforgiving wilderness. Her silence conceals a tragic past; her wary eyes betray a life shaped by cruelty and loss. As they journey toward Erebor, the dwarves must contend not only with pursuing orcs and perilous terrain but also the uneasy mystery that now walks quietly among them. Who is this nameless girl, and what ghosts of the past does she carry? Trust comes slowly, built in hesitant gestures and small kindnesses, yet each step closer to the Lonely Mountain draws them deeper into hidden dangers. Soon, they realize the child is not simply lost-she is hunted. And whoever pursues her will stop at nothing to claim what they believe is rightfully theirs. In this unexpected journey, bonds will be tested, secrets revealed, and destinies irrevocably changed-for the child without a name is the last echo of something long buried, something that now threatens to reshape the fate of all who travel beside her.