#coldagnir

Chapters: 38/? 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, AI-Generated Images Series: Part 3 of Blood Harvest, Part 16 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: 1/1 Fandom: The Silmarillion and other histories of Middle-Earth - J. R. R. Tolkien Rating: Mature Warnings: No Archive Warnings Apply Characters: Edenel (OC), Coldagnir (OC), Original Male Character(s) Additional Tags: Summer Solstice, Avebury - Freeform, Recreational Drug Use (mentioned), Alternate Universe, Paganism, Pagan Festivals, Alternate Universe - Magical Realism Series: Part 4 of Blood Harvest Summary:

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

Red lightning cracked like a whip across the sky.

“Get back!” he shouted to the warriors around Túrin. “Get away from him!” His voice deepened to a Balrog's thunder. 

The artery of light dropped like a spear from the clouds, blasting steaming turf. Malantur's twitching body burst into flame.

And a great shape rose from it, broadening, stretching to far more than man-height. It reared up, becoming horrifically solid, fire breaking like lava through black skin, glinting past giant wolf-canines. The vast sword came alight, a whip whirled, cracked a stream of flame. A bestial bellow slammed like thunder against the air.

Túrin fell into a fighting stance.

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Coldagnir cried: <i>”Gothmog!”</i>

Ember red eyes rose from Túrin's face.

”Little brother.”

Coldagnir allowed himself to <i>become</i>. Not his truest, oldest self; he must battle Gothmog as a Balrog, but not the one Gothmog had known, always weaker, a victim to be used and twisted and corrupted. 

His wings burst into flame, he fell from the air before Gothmog, landed, light-footed, sword and whip in hand…

…He pressed his lips to Gothmog’s and pulled . With sheer will, the blaze of his hate and retribution, he sucked Gothmog's life-force out.

Flame poured into him, streaming from Gothmog's mouth, searing,boiling, burning, but he was equal to it. He always, truly, had been. He swallowed it like wine.

Gothmog jerked, roared, wrenching back his fanged head. He opened his maw mantis-wide, and lunged. Tearing Coldagnir's face away.

The world went dark. Flayed nerves screamed a crescendo that overtook his mortal wound. He did not see Gothmog falter, stagger, hardly heard him fall. Coldagnir wrestled, as he too fell, with the desperate, raging soul within him. It writhed, lashed with a last appalling strength before he shut it impotently within his own. Coffining it.

Edenel had given him the first inkling of the idea. The Ithiledhil had eaten the hearts of the first orcs, to try and consume something of their original Elven souls. 

And Coldagnir was a god.

But a god who could die. Was dying. 

Magnificat of the Damned Book IV: Anvil.

Chapter Five: Fire Eater.