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The War Of Winter ("Nine Realms' End" Sequel) { Jazz & Angel }

Ravenna smiled to herself as the task was completed: the threat was far from prophesized. Walking out of the room, she put a neutral face when she saw her little sister frantically approaching the chambers. "Freya, don't-", the eldest sibling began to tell her, but Freya didn't stop, bumping her shoulder as she ran past her sister and into the chambers.

With the smoke coming from the crib, not only was the daughter gone, but the fiancé before her. He looked confused as he looked around, as if not knowing how he got there. Seeing his lover enter the room, he tried to keep himself composed. "I had no choice", he only spoke, in order to explain himself. "I had no choice, Freya"

The Hobbit/LOTR: Another Age of Evil Beginnings { Elven & Angel }

With the shore in a yard's distance, Saeril jumped out of the boat, into the water, and used the strength she had to push the boat to the upcoming shoreline. Looking around at the number of casualties surrounding them, the she-elf felt that she had to immediately talk to Thorin once they get to the mountain, if they still intended to. He would absolutely not be that careless to put his own nephews in harm's way, especially in the event of a Firedrake.

Finally managing to remove her horned headdress, Saeril let her hair flow free in the wind, as she glanced around at the surviving people. Knowing that Mel had her eyes on her, she didn't bother look back at her. Again, it's that anger she felt inside. "What were they thinking?", she said softly to herself, with a hint of a building up snarl, as she gazed out at the burnt and demolished town in the distance. It was enough for Mel to hear, as well as the others.

Allowing her wings to miraculously transform back into her cloak, the she-elf turned her attention back over to her dwarven companions trying to the push the boat back into the water, even though they just got to land. There was an inner battle inside her heart as soon as she looked upon the twins in the distance. "Kili?", she called to the youngest, as she stood at least three away from him, "Come here", she called again, only a tad bit sadly.

The Hobbit/LOTR: Another Age of Evil Beginnings { Elven & Angel }

Bard did not see the dragon coming, and the last thing he saw was Bain going over the edge. "Bain!", he shouted as he hurried over to the edge, where his son dangled. Using the strength he had, Bard managed to pull him out of the face of danger: the fires below.

Saeril looked around as debris fell from the huts of Laketown's homes, and it pained her to see such tragedy. She wondered what Thorin's intentions were at the mountain. Keeping Fili and Kili close from the flames, she allowed the boat to move.

The Hobbit/LOTR: Another Age of Evil Beginnings { Elven & Angel }

At the belltower, Bard hesitated when he took his last arrow. He allowed it to launch, but as he expected, it does nothing to the Firedrake's hide. It was over, nothing could kill the beast now. But what he didn't expect was his son showing up. "Dad!", he cried. "Bain, what are you doing? Why didn’t you leave? You were supposed to leave!", he was deeply afraid for his son's safety, especially at a time like this. "I came to help you..." "No! Nothing can stop it now", it was true despair for the townspeople if the beast continued to lay havoc. "This might", Bain declared as he held up the black arrow. "You go back. You get out of here now", his father desperately told him, oblivious to what was happening around them.

The Hobbit/LOTR: Another Age of Evil Beginnings { Elven & Angel }

((You were Smaug, Kili, Tauriel, Thranduil, and a few other canons I don't know))

"His arrows cannot pierce the dragon's hide", Saeril spoke up as she watched the dragon blow another gust of fire. "I fear nothing will", she sadly added. What she didn't realize was that Bain suddenly grabbed a hook, and swinged off the boat. "Bain!", one of the sisters cried. "Bain!"

The War Of Winter ("Nine Realms' End" Sequel) { Jazz & Angel }

Ravenna sat back down swiftly and slowly once her youngest sibling countered the arguement. She didn't show any weakness on her face, and all she kept on was her neutral one. Finally seeing her leave the room, the now queen made a small smirk on her face. "I'm afraid, sister, I do know", she softly said to herself as she looked to the Mirror in the distance.

Freya did not believe her sister. For love blinds even the clearest eye. And when her daughter was, but a few weeks old, Freya's trusting heart was rewarded at last...

When the child was indeed born a few months later, all was happy for the new mother. A maid walked in with a letter and gave it to her. "You have a message, milady", she said with a smile. Unknown to them, Ravenna was half-way watching them from the doorway...

Her lover had sent word. He would defile his family and marry Freya in secret in the royal garden. They would gather their child and flee the kingdom to begin a life of their own. Except that incoming night, wasn't all true of light

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The Nine Worlds End ("The Raven King" Sequel) { Jazz & Angel }

Killian heard Loki, but he didn't acknowledge to his request. In other words, he ignored him. "No", the captain simply said in a slight pout, before turning his back to the Jotun. "Persuade me", he told him before tucking in his coat a bit more, crossing his arms across his chest.

The War Of Winter ("Nine Realms' End" Sequel) { Jazz & Angel }

Ravenna gave a heartfull chuckle as she watched her little sister become slightly paranoid of what she was telling her. "You have no reason to fret about the child. Let it grow, but leave the Duke out", she softly reassured her youngest sibling, before her voice began to turn stern. Almost inwardly rolling her eyes in slight annoyance of Freya not getting to what she was saying, Ravenna abruptly stood up from her seat. "He is going to betray you, little sister!", she shouted as silence surrounded them once more, except for the queen's panting of having to raise her voice.