Finrod and the wolf

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I’m writing Aredhel/Eöl. Cw for eroticizing domestic discipline.

Wishing that it could have been her being beaten, Aredhel resolved to make it so, and when day was near, she slipped out of the house and darted through the trees to the edge of the forest.

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German Rapier (c. 1630–1650)

The Cleveland Museum of Art

Type: Rapier

Overall length: 100.3 cm

Blade length: 86.5 cm

Grip: 12.3 cm

Weight: 840 g

Origin: Germany

Material: steel (blued, gilded, perforated blade)

Just a short haired Lúthien, coming into her power for the first time

A stunningly gilt Arming Sword,

OaL: 39 in/99 cm

Weight: 4 lbs/1835 g