Ithilwen Greenleaf is the youngest child of Thranduil, Elven King of Mirkwood. Born during the Festival of Starlight, she is known as the Child of Starlight. She is Thranduil's favored child, being she was the last child his wife ever bore. Never knowing her mother but having her mothers heart, she has sat by her fathers throne and watched him rule. She loves her father dearly but she has seen a cold bitter hatred in him when it comes to the needs of people outside of Mirkwood. In a moment, everything changes for Thranduil. His world come crashing down when he realizes Middle Earth, Mirkwood, everything is changing. Even his beloved daughter is changing and if he continues on the way he has... His Last Star will die away and he will be thrown into eternal darkness.

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.

CURRENTLY BEING REWRITTEN AS OF MAY 2020!! SEE INTRODUCTION FOR MORE INFO!! ❤️

Aria is an Elf of Mirkwood. She was raised by a wizard named Gandulf and has no knowledge of her family. Gandulf has only told her somethings about her father and the only thing she has of him is a necklace with a white gem. Gandulf helps Thorin Oakenshield to reclaim there homeland with Aria beside him. Will she be excepted by Thorin? Will she return to her Father who is Legolas Greenleaf son of Thranduil King of the Woodlend Realm

NOTE: This starts off at TDOS and ends in BOTFA. Nerissa Waterbearer is a very young elf in Mirkwood. She is the daughter of the great elven king, Thranduil, and little sister to Legolas Greenleaf. Her weapon of choice isn't a bow and arrows. She uses a sword, which her father gave her when she turned 100. Why is her last name waterbearer, you ask? It's because she has very powerful magic in her. She can manipulate water in all different shapes and forms. This is her story and why Legolas never mentioned her in LOTR.