Well hello, Mr hair commander đ
Oh. OH.
âIt's not a code,â said Lindir. He clutched the stones tight in his hands. âTheyâre mine, not the orcs. I hid them inside my robes so that no one would take them away. Theyâre my - my family.â
âFamily?â repeated Lord Maedhros.
Lindir laid the stones out, taking comfort in the pattern. âLike this,â he said. âIt always has to be like this. No - no youâre not looking at it the right way.â He tugged at Lord Maedhrosâ metal hand so that they stood shoulder to shoulder. âSee? Now theyâre in the right order.â
âWhat does it mean?â
Could he explain? It became so muddled in his head that putting it to words felt impossible. Lindir would try. Maybe, if he did a good enough job, they would let him keep his stones and not hurt him. He was so tired of being hurt.
âThis one goes first,â he said, pointing to the red pebble, âbecause it's the biggest. The oldest. Then - â he moved past the gap to point at the next one â - this one, which is white like the - like the moon. Then this one with its dark spot in the centre and then this one with the little iron flakes that make it shine and these two, which are stuck together. The littlest that are two-in-one must always go last. Thatâs important. They canât be put in any other order.â
âAnd here?â There was an odd note in Lord Maedhrosâ voice. A slight waver of pain beneath the gentle calm. âYouâve left a space between the first two stones. What goes between them?â
âThere has to be a space.â Lindir twisted his hands. The light inside his head hurt, something crooked pressing down down down against it, threatening to break him all over again. âThere has to be. Always. I - I donât know - I lost - something else goes there. I lost it. It flew away. But I have to leave a space.â He started to shake. âPlease donât take them. Theyâre my family. I have to protect them. Please, please, donât take them away.â
âI wonât,â said Lord Maedhros. The odd note had grown stronger. Lindir glanced up to see that the towering FĂ«anorian leader had turned his face away, the bright light making it look like something wet glittered on his face. âI promise you, LaurĂ«. No one will ever separate you from your family again.â
first watercolour art in like 6 months?? and also first maitimo this year
Maglor the Minstrel.
the second son of Fëanor, "was mighty among the singers of old, named only after Daeron of Doriath. " Yet tided to the Oath, from Alqualondë to the War of Wrath, he is the one chosen by fate to witness every loss of his siblings.
Hide-and-seek.
My hc is that Maedhros is kinda traumatized by never finding Elured and Elurin in the forest.
Also thatâs a random laiquendi oc I needed for comic lol. No name.
Extremely uninspired this year, so The One Egg it is. Happy Easter to everyone who celebrates!
(don't analyze the inscription to much, it's written in Teggwar anyways)
for @feanorianweek day 7: Fëanor, Creation
I also made an alternative version based on this weird idea of mine, because, unfortunately, I do need someone to keep an eye on my pipettes at work :D
All hail Volcano Snail
Crablor giving autographs for @thescrapwitch, inspired by the concluding scene of her amazing fic Little Crab on the Big Stage. If you haven't already, go read it, it's one of my favourites!
@endeavoringdaydreamer, here you go! đŠ
Crablor giving autographs for @thescrapwitch, inspired by the concluding scene of her amazing fic Little Crab on the Big Stage. If you haven't already, go read it, it's one of my favourites!
Spin the wheel up to three times and determine who is going in your car for a multi-day road trip. How is the road trip going? Will you make it to your destination successfully (or alive)?
Hi! I'm Anna, a scientist in training, coffee addict, and a fervent reader, currently obsessed with The Silmarillion (and everything Tolkien) âš
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