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The True Future Chapter 1 - Among the Woods of Yaquir

Submitted by Daerundros on August 13th, 2011
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Conceptual

((OOC: This is my approximate guesstimate at Daerundros' real future; Living amongst the Kinn-lai Elves as one of the first Eldar known to do so. This story will probably be around 3-5 Chapters long. Enjoy!))

Rivendell

Submitted by Grymrock on May 23rd, 2011
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Panorama view of Rivendell seen from the Misty Mountains.

Chapter 1: Naruvir's Story (Quenya)

Submitted by Naruvir on January 28th, 2011
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Story

 

Quenta sina lúmequentalë i lendo Narwamírëo ná ya utúlië máryallo Lórienessë na Imbilataris, i már Elerondo. I quenta yesta Lórienessë, i auressë nó i úvië ya ahyanë coivierya oialë. Sië yestëas,

Northern Lights

Submitted by Lhasbelin on January 16th, 2011
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No matter how much I searched, I could never find the source of the awe-inspiring northern lights. Like the treasure at the end of a rainbow, something equally fantastic must be the source of these eerie, dancing lights.

Tracks in the first snow

Submitted by Lhasbelin on August 26th, 2010
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Celaid ned laer - lights in the summer (Sindarin)

Submitted by Naruvir on July 19th, 2010
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Poetry

Naruvir is often heard singing and reciting old poetry amid her own natural novelty, and this is no exception. Every wordplay offers a fair insight to her playful and youthful mind. She sang the following by the feet of a waterfall:

Finding the perfect angle

Submitted by Lhasbelin on April 28th, 2010
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On some evenings, right before the sun sets, the light in the forests near Egladil becomes strange; everything appears both sharp and dreamlike at the same time. Those colours have often inspired great artists, so I thought I'd do a little painting myself. Through the trees I could even see the great river glinting in the distance, but finding the perfect angle to capture that view turned out very difficult! Before I knew it, the sun had already set and the extraordinary colours had changed to more common, nocturnal hues of blue.

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