Rhûn Middle-earth Novels & Stories

I was left in awe; seeing how beautiful and strong she was. "Get a grip of yourself, man. It's your cousin's ex," my friend Andrei reminded me. "Ex," I highlighted. Andrei shook his head before drinking the alcohol. - - - It was enough for me to just look at her from afar. I even tried using a lot of women so I can tame my lust about her but looks like it didn't work at all. I didn't plan on stealing her from my cousin but I guess I was really being tested.

I clung onto his shirt for dear life and the sound of my sobs filled the silence around us. "I do love it when I know someone's weakness. I love it even more when I can use that weakness against someone," Jonah said casually and, even though I wasn't looking at him, I could practically hear the smirk in his voice. "You should have listened to your mate Ellie. You are only bringing a whole load more trouble in your direction." I couldn't stop myself from shaking and I couldn't push the violent images from my mind. The images of my father dying all over again. The images of part of the castle burning to the ground and the screams which echoed around the space as people burned to death. The ima

While Alberich was taking his time torturing Lahash, and the Gwiazdan Prince appeared to have a good time despite his wounds. “Esdras!” He called out the Emperor, who appeared shocked to see him back to life. Airoh widely spread his arms as he chanted the spells to summon the spirit of the sun, “In the name of my great forefather, Sorath, I command the sun to light up our path!” The time seemed to move faster because of the sunlight in the sky. Muhlerians Shadows below were blinded by the bright rays. In just a blink, they were under the blazing sun.

◦•●◉✿Some wounds cannot seen, But feel ✿◉●•◦ 𝗥𝗼𝗼𝗵𝗶 𝗣𝗼𝘃 It's already past the Evening. 7 PM at night. I stood outside my house, I know what is already waiting for me. I took a deep breathe and press the door bell. My heart thumped ever so loudly in my chest that I would heard it in my ear, felt it in my bones. Door swing open revealing my younger Brother. 𝗔𝘆𝘂𝘀𝗵

As I approached, a figure emerged from the shadows—a towering guardian with eyes like molten gold. "I am Eryndor, Guardian of the Relic," the figure intoned, his voice resonating through the clearing. "Who dares to possess the Amulet of Fenrir?" I stepped forward, my heart pounding. "I am Emily Hawthorne, and I seek to use the amulet to protect Silverwood Falls and its people." Eryndor's gaze bore into me, his expression inscrutable. "To wield the power of the amulet, you must prove your worth. Face your deepest fears and confront the shadows within your soul. Only then will you be deemed worthy."

They all nodded, feeling amazed by this operation of Tinum. “Let us go inside now.” Loheiruchel said. “Yes!” They all answered and went inside the gate, only to be surprised by the tall and thick trees with hollowed parts as the house of the elves. There also were swings made of vines. “Whoa… this place is beautiful!” Hierro exclaimed in awe as they all looked around. “Indeed, it is.” Reyan nodded in agreement with a smile on his lips. This is one of the beautiful places that he has seen in all of the worlds that he has gone to from before and until now.

Rhea already watched them with the flat, unimpressed look of someone who’d seen enough disastrous camp romances for three lifetimes. They were two hours past the ridge when the wards along the road shivered. Rin’s head snapped up. The wolf inside her pricked its ears. “Feel that?” she asked. “Message,” Rhea said, already signaling for them to slow. “Blackmoon weave. It's not urgent, but not casual either.” Rin extended her senses, brushing the invisible strands threaded through the underbrush. A small, contained knot of magic pulsed ahead, tucked into the crook of a low‑hanging branch like a bird’s nest.

An Elves enchanted a magic spell and green flame Lights up in his palm. He has a long white with blue eyes. The road ahead is long and dark with its parts made of stone tunnel. Twenty-five stealth Elves and twenty-five Knight including Allan swiftly runs through a dark tunnel. A glowing green magic tracker leads the way. After an endless race in the tunnel that looks like it will never end.

He called back to Riven, “Hold the line!” Aria mounted again, and with Kael beside her, they tore through the narrow pass, flames igniting around her like a trail of burning light. The Hollow of Thorns was less than a mile away now—and if they didn’t stop the ritual in time, the world might never be the same. — The Hollow of Thorns lay at the heart of the mountain, a natural crater ringed with blackened trees and ancient standing stones. Runes glowed red across the rock surface, and at the center, a circle of cultists chanted in a language long forgotten.

He strutted to the window and gazed outside at the snowy city in daylight. 'The Rogue Huntress first emerged in his pack only. Ron, I think she found Fenriz's link with Elder Ronan. That's why she's here in the kingdom. She's here to catch him.' 'Yes, Rhay.' Ron replied. 'She's got a clue and that's why she also said that she is going to get rid of Fenriz soon. Because his work is done.' The realization made his body sing with a kind of emotion Rhayghar couldn't describe. He was delighted, impressed, proud and feeling so many other things.