#coldagnir

Vanimórë: Why in the name of Melkor do you have a Hobbit’s door?

Coldagnir:*looks down at the door*

Coldagnir: It’s a shield. Things don’t have to be pretty to be useful.

Vanimórë: Like Tindomión?

Coldagnir: Yes. Exactly like Tindomión.

Elgalad: *Laughs obnoxiously from behind*

Tindomión: *Sighs*

Also Tindomión: how did i become friends with this group of people?

Chapters: 24/? Fandom: The Silmarillion and other histories of Middle-Earth - J. R. R. Tolkien, Dark Prince: Vanimórë Rating: Explicit Warnings: Creator Chose Not To Use Archive Warnings, Graphic Depictions Of Violence, Rape/Non-Con Relationships: Fëanor | Curufinwë/Fingolfin | Ñolofinwë, various, Others to be added Characters: Fëanor | Curufinwë, Fingolfin | Ñolofinwë, Sons of Fëanor, House of Finwë, Vala | Valar, Vanimórë, Lucien Steele (Vanimöré), Original Characters, Indis (Tolkien), Nerdanel (Tolkien), Ingwë, Eönwë (Tolkien), Canon Characters, Edenel, Coldagnir, Morgoth Bauglir | Melkor, Blaise Worth/David Balfour, James Callaghan, Eru Ilúvatar Additional Tags: Alternate Universe - Modern Setting, Alternate Universe - Canon Divergence, Slash, Valinor, Summerland ‘verse, Dark Prince, Magnificat of the Damned, Apollyon Enterprises, The Monument, Portals, The Mirror of Worlds, The Flame Imperishable, Alternate Universe, gods and powers, The Outside, Alternate Universe - Modern with Magic, Multiverse, Urban Fantasy, Post-Canon Series: Part 3 of Blood Harvest, Part 15 of Summerland Summary:

Sequel to ‘The Once and Future Kings’ . There are rebels in Valinor but Fëanor knows they have not the power to defeat the Valar. They have to leave. Yet more sons are born to he and Fingolfin and they will not subject their children to the probable dangers of a wild and unknown Endor.

Fëanor, however, has touched the totality of the Flame Imperishable and more wonders and brilliance are born from his mind and hands.

And now is the time for Melkor to be released, apparently penitent. Or does his probation serve a different purpose?

In the modern world, Vanimöré means to return to the Monument to track down everyone involved the child trafficking ring but Edenel and Coldagnir are concerned that he will never return.

Chapters: 26/? Fandom: The Silmarillion and other histories of Middle-Earth - J. R. R. Tolkien, Dark Prince: Vanimórë Rating: Explicit Warnings: Creator Chose Not To Use Archive Warnings, Graphic Depictions Of Violence, Rape/Non-Con Relationships: Fëanor | Curufinwë/Fingolfin | Ñolofinwë, various, Others to be added Characters: Fëanor | Curufinwë, Fingolfin | Ñolofinwë, Sons of Fëanor, House of Finwë, Vala | Valar, Vanimórë, Lucien Steele (Vanimöré), Original Characters, Indis (Tolkien), Nerdanel (Tolkien), Ingwë, Eönwë (Tolkien), Canon Characters, Edenel, Coldagnir, Morgoth Bauglir | Melkor, Blaise Worth/David Balfour, James Callaghan, Eru Ilúvatar Additional Tags: Alternate Universe - Modern Setting, Alternate Universe - Canon Divergence, Slash, Valinor, Summerland ‘verse, Dark Prince, Magnificat of the Damned, Apollyon Enterprises, The Monument, Portals, The Mirror of Worlds, The Flame Imperishable, Alternate Universe, gods and powers, The Outside, Alternate Universe - Modern with Magic, Multiverse, Urban Fantasy, Post-Canon Series: Part 3 of Blood Harvest, Part 15 of Summerland Summary:

Sequel to ‘The Once and Future Kings’ . There are rebels in Valinor but Fëanor knows they have not the power to defeat the Valar. They have to leave. Yet more sons are born to he and Fingolfin and they will not subject their children to the probable dangers of a wild and unknown Endor.

Fëanor, however, has touched the totality of the Flame Imperishable and more wonders and brilliance are born from his mind and hands.

And now is the time for Melkor to be released, apparently penitent. Or does his probation serve a different purpose?

In the modern world, Vanimöré means to return to the Monument to track down everyone involved the child trafficking ring but Edenel and Coldagnir are concerned that he will never return.

These are Times of Thunder

Coldagnir. Balrog.

Commssion by EJDM.

Coldagnir/Nemrúshkera/Aelios

(The name Nemrúshkeraz was created by @thegentlestmaenad way back. Thank you 🙏🏼 )

Commission by Erika

Coldagnir (Nemrúshkeraz) Aelios, Urphiel.

Commission by the wonderful Erika

https://www.deviantart.com/ejdm

Coldagnir is the Sun God in my AU who decided to go down to Utumno and face Melkor.However, Eru leashed most of his power on the Outside (The Timeless Halls) saying the Sun could not go down into Arda. As a result, Coldagnir was corrupted by Melkor and became a Balrog. He was one of those who killed Fëanor, aided Gothmog in slaying Fingon and was also at the sack of Gondolin.

After the War of Wrath, he fled to the distant Orocarni mountains and was woken thousands of years later. Ultimately he remembered who he was and made an oath to serve the reborn Fëanor.

Vanimöré told him: ‘Fly to the Sun. It is time to return to the days before the universe was spun into Time. Remember the power of it. What thou art.’

Magnificat of the Damned: Book III: Fire.

Chapter 59: Waking Memories.

https://archiveofourown.org/works/265505/chapters/8984653

Coldagnir regained more of his power then, but not all of it, the greater part was still bound by Eru.

In the battle of Angmar in the Fourth Age, Coldagnir confronted Gothmog. The Mouth of Sauron had opened a gate to the Void with blood sacrifice and Gothmog was able to come through, possessing the Mouth and killing him. Coldagnir fought him and was killed but succeeded in absorbing Gothmog’s spirit.

In death, he returned to the Timeless Halls where Gothmogs soul was utterly unmade by Eru.

Coldagnir returned at Dagor Dagorath and is one of the few survivors of the end of the universe (having gone with Vanimöré inside the ‘Monument’ which Eru had designated as a safe ‘holding place’ for the souls of the dead of that last battle).