//SLOW UPDATES// "I am known by many names, and not all of them are friendly, Thorin Oakenshield" She said, a harsh edge to her voice. "But you may call me Rána" she finished, her voice now softer. "Welcome to the Company of Thorin Oakenshield, lady Rána."

He was coming back. It had been more than one hundred years since the holocaust at Erebor, more than one hundred years since she had spoken his name aloud. "Thorin," she whispered to the wind. She looked westward, able to just make out the stark pillar that was the Lonely Mountain. Did he really believe the portends? Could he possibly think he would find the legendary riches of Erebor unprotected? After all these years, would he listen to any warning? Though unsure he would even recall her name, she knew she would find no rest until she, at least, tried to tell him. One last time to the Lonely Mountain, this time not to charm the prince but to try and save a king.

Luth is a skin changer who ran from her captives when she was young. That was how she meet Thorin Oakenshield and he became her father figure.

A mysterious young girl joins the company of Thorin Oakenshield, she comes with an unexplained scar over her eye and a journal holding many secrets. Who is she and what is she hiding ?..

"Amrâlimê." The Lonely Mountain sits silently as the sun sets behind it, creating a canvas of brilliant reds and oranges. Nobody has dared go near that mountain for sixty years for one reason alone. Smaug the Terrible, a mighty dragon with a deep and dangerous love for gold. One day, Thorin Oakenshield decides to take back his homeland. With him, he takes his best warriors to help fight the beast inside the rock. Nossa Stonehelm is one of those dwarves. She has never known a life other than the one on the road, so when her two best friends, Fili and Kili, are called to join their uncle on this daring quest, Nossa decides that it's about time for her to have an adventure. Little does she know that she's in for way more than expected.

What if Thorin never died? How did he survive?

Flair has always been a reject because of her parentage. When she joins Thorin Oakenshield and Company, they doubt her because of her race and gender. Will anyone ever accept her? And if so, who?

The Golden Hunter. That is what Alix is know as. She is a skin-chager, A white lioness. A hunter with a thirst for orc blood. When a dear friend of hers with a pointed grey hat comes along and she accepts to go on a quest, what will happen when she starts to fall for a certain king. Will he return the feelings, Or leave her behind?

A half-mage half-dwarf princess is invited to join the company by Gandalf. She will find some old enemies, make new friends, and maybe even find love along the way. I don't own The Hobbit, this is the work of J.R.R Tolkien. I only own Evelyn, my O.C. and any other characters that I might add later on in the story.

Mehitabel was exactly what skin changers were described as. Cunning. Untrustworthy. And willing to kill someone without hesitation if it meant her own survival. After the war, she had stayed away from all signs of other races. Even if it meant giving into her animal side. Of course, when Gandalf asks her to join on the journey she already knows how it ends. And she plans on ensuring that's how it happens. Surely she can become good before it's too late right? That's how it ends in most stories and fairy tales. However.. This, is not a fairytale. And it certainly will not end well for someone.