The Silent Lament

The Silent Lament

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" Can you hear me running, Can you hear me calling you? " His eyes were wide, as he watched Isildur hesitated. The One Ring glowed in his hand, that was not brave enough to let go and let it be destroyed. All these years, all these battles, all for nothing? He remembered the death of his King, Gil-Galad. And of Thranduil's dear father, Oropher. Every thing, every one they lost.. So with that thought, the Lord of Imladris pushed the King of the Dunedáin of the cliff. He watched with blank eyes as the man's eyes widened, as he along with the Ring fell into the pit of Mount Doom. Destroyed. If he knew that would meant to be the beginning of another battle, Elrond would not dare to do so. He would never kill Isildur. ---- [ WARNING ] Violence. Blood. Maybe triggering stuffs. Idk I'm trying to be as mild as I can. Excuse my two a.m. idea that just would not leave me alone. So this is a what if AU that the One Ring was destroyed BUT in the process killed Isildur too and the men blamed the elves so whoop war. There will be lots of elements from both The LOTR and The Hobbit and The Silm, and I tweaked in few cultures and time differences and all the things that would happen differently due to this AU. Eru help me that I can actually remember all those lores.. Oh yeah, there will be canon characters and few ocs. They are all vital to this story so I won't be just using them as random characters to just pop in. Enjoy reading!
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How she still looked majestic, despite the scars on her face and hands was questionable. Why the elleth was in Rohan and where she disappeared to from time to time was a mystery. I do not have any copy right claims regarding the original books or movies this fanfiction is based on and I do not make any money from this content. It is simply meant as entertainment for the fanbase of middleearth and Tolkien's work. Still I do take immense pride in my hard work and would therefore prefer to have it only be called MY WORK and not stolen by other artists and republished on this or other fanbase websites without my consent or knowledge. Therefore I ask of you, dear reader, to please inform me if this or any other of my pieces have appeared on other websites you may have visited since I exclusively provide my content on Wattpad and have yet to allow anybody to copy my stories and repost them elsewhere. Thank you for your help in advance. The pictures I provide you with to underline the story are either fantastic pieces by talented artists, snippets from the movies or drawn by myself. Only the hand drawn pictures, 2 of them, are my own work and I do not take any credit for the other pieces. If you want to find pictures such as those I used, you can find them best under fantasy photography on Google. Yours truly, Miss_Little_Fool Edited to erase any grammar mishaps: 23.Dec.2019 Also: The elvish translations are provided through me with the help of the 'Elvish dictionary' by W. Krege, Klett-cotta. If you are interested in learning elvish I'd much recomend this books as it not only contains vocabulary content in both Sindarin and Quenya (Old and new elvish) but also great guidelines and helpers about Grammar. I shall put the ISBN here as well, but just so you know, it is the german version, meaning I make it 10 times worse for myself by translating my sentences from German to english to German to Elvish. ISBN 978-3-608-93919-4

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