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The Light in the Sand: The Tale of the Blue Wizards
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  • Reads 196
  • Votes 5
  • Parts 2
  • Time 11m
Ongoing, First published Jun 30, 2015
Prologue

The untold fate of the Blue Wizards of Middle Earth....

On a dune of white sand lightly flecked with reeds,  a tall aged figure of a man sits stooped on a smooth rock. His eyes are transfixed on a small crackling fire in front of him, the flames reflected in his eyes, sparkling like specks of starlight. A few feet beside him, lies a young, tiny figure in a long white tunic. With his large hairy feet warming by the fire he rests his of head tousled black curls on a soft piece of dry driftwood. Entranced, he listens to the old man's words, a story, punctuated by puffs of his long gnarled wooden pipe, his voice in perfect harmony with the whooooshhh....cresshhhhh.....whoooooshhhhh....cressshhhhhhh of the undulating tide and the crest of waves far beyond...

During the Forging of the One Ring, five wizards were sent to Middle Earth. Two of them traveled to the east with the task of weakening the Dark Lord Sauron's forces. The fate of Alatar and Pallando the Blue.... both of them blue, whether the succeed or fell, remained shrouded in mystery, until this day...What their story means for you I cannot fully say, for I do not yet know if your heart's longing will remain unchanged after what you are about to hear...
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"I have many names, oh great dragon. I am Lithir, the many faced, though one face I have only, and I am Esta, the first, yet many came before me, I am the Fierce, the Swift, the Free, I am a wanderer, veiled, yet a princess at court, and I am mortal and immortal both." "And dwarf-friend, as well, for I smell their scent upon you. Tell me, many-named, have you come to slay me?", Smaug growled denunciatorily [...]. She gripped the handle of her dagger while spinning around with wide eyes, as if she was afraid and found herself face to face with Smaug and with a swift movement she aimed for the eyes to incapacitate him, for the blade was not long enough to go deep. And Smaug reared and bled and in his anger spit fire at his attacker and Estateillio quickly jumped aside and drew her bow. The arrow would have hit his other eye had he not moved so much, but when she extended her hand, his head was jerked around as the dagger [...] was yanked from injured flesh and returned to its master's hand. [銆娾棁銆媇 How do you live, when you have lost so many? How do you live, when the scars never cease to hurt? Which path do you take, when you seek for vengeance? What sacrifices are you willing to make? [銆娾棁銆媇 Disclaimer: The Hobbit, the Lord of the Rings and all other works about middle earth belong to Tolkien.