#borin

Friendships False and Firm

Thrór leads his people back to Erebor - but the dwarves who never left are not all happy to see their King return.

For Back to Middle-earth Month 2026, Day 7! Today's prompt was Belegost from 2011's Passport to Middle-earth event, with the challenge to create something where the characters reach across barriers.

Additionally, this is a submission for @obscuredurins' Thrór March event, using the prompts Refounding Erebor and Love.

Rating: G | No Archive Warnings Apply Relationships: Nár & Thrór Characters: Nár, Thrór, Grór, Borin, Dwarf OCs, Dwarves of Belegost Word count: 2k

[ID 1: A flag with four stripes. From top to bottom, the first stripe is dark green, the second stripe is a lighter green that's darker than the first stripe, the third stripe is light green and the fourth stripe is muted green. End ID 1.]

[ID 2: A flag with five stripes. From top to bottom, the first stripe is dark green, the second stripe is a lighter green that's darker than the first stripe, the third stripe is muted teal, the fourth stripe is light green and the fifth stripe is muted green. End ID 2.]

Flag on the left is for Borinaromantic.

Definition: A term for people who are aromantic because, in their own opinion, romance is boring.

Flag on the right is for Borinalloromantic.

Borinalloromantic - A term for people who aren't aromantic, but don't act on romantic acts because, in their own opinion, romance is boring.

The flag colours are the opposite colours of the flags of Borinasexual and Borinallosexual.

Borinasexual and Borinallosexual coining post can be seen here (link).

[PT: Borinasexual and Borinallosexual coining post can be seen here (link). End PT.]

Today was a boring day but we don’t have classes because there is a class suspension. I did nothing but watch Nanatsu no Taizai the whole day because I didn’t expect it to be so interesting that I can’t stop watching it.