Even as Míril of the Dúnedain fights to protect her friend and chieftain Aragorn, nightmares of tossing waves and a shining jewel threaten not only her life, but her trust in those she loves. *-*-* Elrohir x Original Female Character Found Family & Angst with a Happy Ending *-*-* The Dunedain are sworn to serve and protect the heir of Isildur. Miril, foster daughter of Halbarad, is no different. When Gildor's warning reaches Míril that Gandalf has gone missing she acts once again in service of her chieftain no matter the cost. But on the eve of the War of the Ring, nightmares of a deep ocean and the drowning of Eärendil's star begin to plague her sleep, causing the Wise in Middle Earth to fear the fiery blood running through her veins cannot no longer stay hidden. Neither from the Enemy, nor from Míril herself. *-*-* FËANORIEL CHRONICLES book 1

In which a post-volcano jumping Maedhros Feanorion has to deal with the modern world by going to therapy with what seemed to be the reincarnated version of the elf he saw before he 'died'. Or: A tall red-haired elf and a blonde sorceress go to therapy. - Post 'The Rules of the Multiverse' - - Pre 'The Changing of the Song' - - Part of The Oialea Series -

When Stephen Strange came to Kamar-Taj, he was expecting to be healed by some old monks. He was not expecting to learn about proper magic...as well as finding the mysterious little girl amongst sorcerers. On the other hand, Little Illyria cannot help but be curious about the man whose mind caught her eyes. What makes Dr Strange special out of everybody here? BOOK 1 OF THE ETERNAL LIGHTS & REINCARNATED SOULS SERIES PART OF THE OIALEA SAGA

A young Elemmírë of the House of the Golden Flower is happy with the life she has in Gondolin. Being close friends with the princess of the kingdom and with the most amazing brother she could imagine, nobody shouldn't complain about such perfection. But simplicity and perfection don't intrigue her. Her longing to know the unknown takes her to love more than just the everyday life she had. And with the departure of Princess Aredhel, sister to King Turgon, Elemmire Fealassie begins to realise why her people have been more adamant to stay within the walls of the city. Because outside the Mountains of Tumladen is the truth. That nobody and nothing is safe. And perfection cannot define the places and the beings that reside in her world. BOOK 2 OF THE ETERNAL LIGHTS & REINCARNATED SOULS SERIES PART OF THE OIALEA SAGA

When Stephen Strange took Illyria of Kamar-Taj under his wing: he expected it to be smooth sailing. But being the guardian of a girl that was brought up with sorcerers, magic and the multiverse in her life: he realises it would take more than just books to learn how to raise a kid like her. As for Illyria, she must now navigate life in an expanding new world. Now living in the New York Sanctum, she must undergo the life of becoming a teenager, going to school and experiencing what ordinary children would. However, both of them are not alone. BOOK 3 OF THE ETERNAL LIGHT AND REINCARNATED SOULS SERIES PART OF THE OIALEA SAGA TAKES PLACE POST-DOCTOR STRANGE TO PRE-INFINITY WAR.

Eru Ilúvatar once thought he foresaw his creation. But when falling sorceresses from another universe arrive in the world of Eä, a dark Ainu breaks out from the Void and another obtains one of the most dangerous relics - it would seem fate seemed to be off tangent. As for Illyria Strange, almost 3 years have passed since the closing of the portal and her patience is running thin. Working with Darcy Lewis and a British Engineering Professor to find a solution, she longs for the new life she forged with a certain elf and family beyond reality. But then there are falling elves with silmarils, hidden reincarnated elves and the End of Arda somehow pop out of the blue. She realised now this is not worth the dissertation. Dagor Dagorath has arrived: and Illyria might need more than a lightsaber-styled staff, a bunch of dramatic Finwëans and a hobbit to defeat Melkor and Sauron...before they destroy Reality itself. - PART 1 of The Changing of The Song - - The Sequel to The Rules of The Multiverse - - Set during Lord of the Rings: Fellowship of The Ring -

As the Fellowship sets off to Mordor, Illyria and Co. head west to the Grey Havens where she will tackle the hardest thing she could imagine talking to very old elves and why they should help them save Middle Earth before defeating Morgoth and stopping the Valar from singing them from existence. But politics is a fickle friend who Illyria never wanted to meet again. With relationships resurfacing, grudges and feuds along with questioning what was beyond Arda and Ea combined, things might get a little harder. As the Noldor enter the stage, mysteries and hidden origins begin to crack, and the truth of who Tolkien is revealed: the winds of winter has arrived to bring danger right in front of their doors. - PART 2 of The Changing of The Song - - The Sequel to The Rules of The Multiverse - - Set during Lord of the Rings: Fellowship of The Ring and The Two Towers -

When revelations have been revealed in Isengard: Illyria Strange is forced to wade through its aftermath. Not only a shocking truth about her past but the very mysterious sorcerer, Lokchari: was someone she should have seen coming. However, time is running out. When powers are untamed and dangerous at a cosmic scale: Lokachari offers to take her under his tutelage. Once the partner and friend of the Ancient One, the Wanderer of Worlds tells the interweaving stories and truths of how this entire world came to be. Meanwhile, our other heroes choose the hardest path to take as conspiracies, betrayals and traitors plot underneath their noses. Unknown players come into the fray, revealing more than anyone could imagine. Battles in both blood and spirit: they have no choice but to find a way and survive the first wave before the finale. - PART 3 of The Changing of The Song - - The Sequel to The Rules of The Multiverse - - Set during Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King -

As the north of Middle Earth has allied together to join the fight against Sauron's forces, Illyria Strange struggles to fight her way through unseen boundaries that neither sorcerer nor being has ever achieved. Meanwhile, the tension upon the elves of Lindon has now been evident since the leaving of the armies, and now Elrond Peredhel must wade through the political and dangerous turmoil which stirs ever at a high. It doesn't help when a half-dark elf slowly makes him doubt his thoughts on the Eldar, the Valar and reality itself. With their children in the centre of the war, they must trust one another despite the distance. The threads of Fate are slowly weaving once more...though with more unexpected players now coming into the fold. - PART 4 of The Changing of The Song - - The Sequel to The Rules of The Multiverse - - Set during Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King -

"I have many names, oh great dragon. I am Lithir, the many faced, though one face I have only, and I am Esta, the first, yet many came before me, I am the Fierce, the Swift, the Free, I am a wanderer, veiled, yet a princess at court, and I am mortal and immortal both." "And dwarf-friend, as well, for I smell their scent upon you. Tell me, many-named, have you come to slay me?", Smaug growled denunciatorily [...]. She gripped the handle of her dagger while spinning around with wide eyes, as if she was afraid and found herself face to face with Smaug and with a swift movement she aimed for the eyes to incapacitate him, for the blade was not long enough to go deep. And Smaug reared and bled and in his anger spit fire at his attacker and Estateillio quickly jumped aside and drew her bow. The arrow would have hit his other eye had he not moved so much, but when she extended her hand, his head was jerked around as the dagger [...] was yanked from injured flesh and returned to its master's hand. [《◇》] How do you live, when you have lost so many? How do you live, when the scars never cease to hurt? Which path do you take, when you seek for vengeance? What sacrifices are you willing to make? [《◇》] Disclaimer: The Hobbit, the Lord of the Rings and all other works about middle earth belong to Tolkien.