Boromir (Three Realms: Volume Three)
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When Boromir has a dream about something called Isildur's Bane, his father, Denethor, sends him to Rivendell to seek counsel from Elrond. But a journey that should have taken three weeks ends up lasting a hundred and twelve days.
This is the story of what happened on that journey.
Please note that Boromir contains depictions of graphic violence.
Word count: 43,490
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