Guardians Of Nimoway
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  • Reads 931
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  • Parts 6
  • Time 58m
Ongoing, First published Jul 14, 2012
In the realm of Altaar, an elf by the name of Sen has been exiled from her lands and into the vast desert full of emptiness and despair. She's left wandering aimlessly as an outcast and a forgotten soldier whose name once burned legendary. Until she stumbled upon a spoken myth; the forest of Gardavia, the land of the dryad's. 

There she comes across Nara'Elenne, a dryad of serenity and protector of the sacred lands, who will do anything to keep her kind from extinction. Upon finding out that her city is within the eye of war, she is ordered to leave her home in search of the dragons of Seledine, the true guardians of the forest. 

With two serparate motives but one single desire of the destruction of Thalazar, Sen and Nara'Elenne join forces and set out on a quest to end the war between races forever and win back the safety of their kingdoms and the respect of their names.
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Of Shadows and Starlight | E. Peredhel

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Set in the world of Middle-earth, during the time of The Rings of Power, Melisane, the youngest sister of Finrod and Galadriel, unlike her sister's mind-reading abilities, possesses the divine gift of prophetic dreams, able to glimpse the future, past, and unseen realms. As a child, she was captivated by tales of dragons-creatures of wind, sky, and fire-and often dreamed of them, their power and grace haunting her thoughts. In the aftermath of the Elves' flight to Middle-earth, the loss of her brother Finrod, and Galadriel's departure to hunt Sauron, Melisane is left battling grief and feelings of abandonment. Despite her skill as a deadly commander and warrior, she struggles to find purpose, withdrawing from those who care for her as her dreams grow stronger. One fateful day, she stumbles upon a newly hatched, abandoned dragon-just as her dreams had foretold. Believing this moment signals a change in her destiny, Melisane takes the creature under her care. Concerned by her reclusive nature, Elrond, the Half-elven, and an old family friend, seeks her out and is shocked to find her raising the dragon. Agreeing to help her, he assumes she will eventually let it go, but their shared bond over the creature slowly rekindles their long-lost friendship-and something deeper. As shadows loom once again over Middle-earth, Melisane and Elrond must navigate the growing darkness, all while facing the uncertain futures that their hearts and dreams reveal. Will their newfound connection withstand the threats closing in, or will the starlight of their bond be consumed by the shadows? _ "You sleep coiled; tightly wound. Hands made fists beneath the pillows, clenched above cotton sheets. You are at war, even in your dreams, cenedril af fae nín. Let me help you."