Peace Offerings

nolikereally:

Howwww are we going to consolidate/link this into one long readable format WHO CARES LET’S TORTURE ELVES

misbehavingmaiar:

I would have you follow me, elf king.“ The voice purred, trailing a touch like heavy smoke under Thranduil’s raised chin. ”Into the shadows, that you may see me better.“ 

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Oh, but these chains are a gift!“ The Shadow laughed— and at his bidding they slid down from the ceiling like serpents, looping one loose coil after another around the wrists and ankles of their prey. But they did not clasp, or tighten. Not yet. It was still only an invitation, the acceptance of which would mean true victory. 

"Not only for my pleasure, but as a kindness, fey king. For you. Don’t you wish for me to be kind? How will you look your subjects in the eyes, knowing that you stood willingly for all that I will do to you? Would you not rather surrender? Peaceful in the knowledge that there was nothing you could have done to stop me?”

Ah, what a steady voice… chill and deceptive as thin lake ice. Were there hairline cracks to exploit? Or was it only the slope of a glacier, miles deep? Both could melt, of course, in the heat of a mountain. 

The shade of him slid, rather than paced, behind the elven king, traveling undetectably beneath and around his pale limbs. From shadow to flesh again, he moved, and the scalding heat of his palms came to rest on the elf’s narrow, naked hips. 

“Keep still for me,” he dropped each cold word into leaf tipped ears; “if you will not be bound.

The first lash fell and snapped warm across the elf’s backside. Then another atop the first— and another, and another; on each side a red welt blossomed, flourishing across the flesh as blood rose and purpled the surface of that bone white body. 

How long had it been, since he’d practiced this art? How long since he’d had the luxury to toy with the alchemy of nerves, turn pain into pleasure, and back again? Any orc could flay the skin. He was a craftsman. A thin switch of darkness whipped and cracked just above tender flesh; blood welled and ran in hot stripes down Thranduil’s shoulders, pooled in the small of his back, dripped curving between his legs. 

Do not move. Do not so much as sway.“ He commanded, knowing that the quarry must move, must sway; watched as the throat rose and jaw tensed, teeth bared in the unlight. And when, at last, the king did flinch— as bright stings became the heavy thud of leather, then gold-tipped braids, and at last, a cruel, long-handled rod— he stopped. 

He rested knuckles by the elf’s cheek, stroked him, pet his hair. Then the back of his hand whistled in the air, and sent the elf to the floor. But he did not stay there; he was lifted, dragged by unembodied force, and thrown with welted back against the wall, feet kicking to find the ground with stretched toes. 

Already, disobedience. And it was such a simple order.“ The Shadow sighed, heavy with mock disappointment. ”Obey this, then: Make no sound. Not the slightest breath. Not one cry for mercy.“ 

The sparkling eyes followed him in the darkness, the red mouth agape as the breast heaved. Such keen understanding there— pleading. Irresistible. 

The Shadow allowed himself a moment in which to simply inhale the bouquet of salt and silver and ecstatic dread. He licked the blood that had fallen forward of Thranduil’s shoulders, tongued it from sternum to its source at the nape of his neck— there he bit, setting his teeth in muscle, as his ruined remembrance of a body pressed, unarmored, to the king’s. He squeezed the stretched drum of the elf’s stomach, crushing into it to feel the hard stone he’d placed there, burning beautiful and defiled. 

Between the king’s damp thighs he pried, wrested apart the legs, and set himself between them, he the hammer and the wall his anvil. 

He let the horror of his flesh, the wreckage of a once magnificent vessel, pick up the work of the lash, both gruesome and stirring. Gentleness mixed with ugliness; cadaverous lips pressed to bruises, sinewed hands soothed and stroked what was sore or taut and shaking. White hair he tugged and kissed, into ears he fed whispered reassurances. "All that you desire, I could give you." 

When he deemed the tension of fear to have lessened, he turned the elf by his shoulders, pressing his face to the wall and ducking low past his thighs. Now level with the wine-stained, welted ass, the Shadow unfurled a long coil of tongue between the elf’s cheeks. He lapped the sensitive furrows there, probed the entrance with his tongue to wet it, within and without. When he deemed it ready, dripping with the slime of his mouth, he began to stuff the length of his cock within by unhurried inches, until their bodies were flush together, and the king squirmed beneath him.

-hesitantly kisses Melkor’s cheek- Happy Yule… Again.

gildorsonofinglor:

misbehavingmaiar:

gildorsonofinglor:

misbehavingmaiar:

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Ah, yes! Today is a special day. One year of faithful service as my jester! I think it’s time we gave you a holiday bonus, don’t you? 

What would you like, my pet? 

May I ask freely, my lord?

You may indeed. 

I… I would love to be granted another night with you.

A second night with your master? What a greedy elf. *baps nose*

Come close to my ear and tell me what you would do, if granted such an honor. What would your… strategy be?  I want all the details. 

fiindekano:

misbehavingmaiar:

The prince made a mad dash forward, discarding his buckler in exchange for a second sword. The twin swords whirled, scissoring at his legs, seeking joints in his armor— quick as an oiled fox this Noldo was, trusting in the size of his opponent to make him slow and useless at such close range. 

Sauron let loose a clipped snarl as the blades made a piercing jab at his feet. But he did not charge. 

The colossal armored ogre retreated with surprisingly nimble crossing steps, keeping the elf at bay with sweeping short arcs of his hammer, which contracted in his hand, its handle shortening to the length of a mace. Enemy and ally alike made way for the dueling pair, giving the arcing double swords and swooping hammer a wide berth. 

Horns sounded in the distance, making it clear that time was limited. As soon as he felt that Fingon had adjusted to the speed of his attacks and parries, Sauron lunged backward with a grunt, eclipsed the reddening sun with his hammer, and brought it cleaving down like a landslide. The battlefield rattled and heaved; horses stumbled and toppled backward, soldiers fell and rolled as the earth suddenly leapt out from under them. Only the wolves kept their feet— and Sauron, who lunged down, ready to close a gauntleted fist around the throat of his gold-ribboned foe. 

Had he misjudged?! The hammer moved swiftly in Sauron’s hand, swinging closer to Fingon’s body than he would have guessed possible. Perhaps from a distance it had looked larger than it was, though there was no time to dwell on how such a mistake was possible—the prince’s undivided attention stayed on the fight, calculating his own strikes while anticipating his enemy’s response. 

It was not an easy task, but not impossible either; for all his advantage in height and strength, Sauron’s blows were not decisive, and they did not meet their target. The fight had not been raging for long, either, and Fingon still had reserves of strength left in him. 

Encouraged, he renewed his attack, finding it became easier to predict the fell captain’s blows. His own swords still rang as they collided with iron armour instead of flesh, but at least he began to notice which places Gorthaur tried to protect, suggesting where his next blows should fall. 

Two things happened then. The sound of horns reached Fingon’s ears, bringing a further rush of confidence as he recognised the promise of reinforcements. But then Sauron moved, suddenly and powerfully, Fingon’s outstretched blade cleaving only air. Already imbalanced, it was all he could do to throw himself out of the way of the arcing hammer. The impact of the ground radiated up his arm and through his shoulder as he fell, and the breath flew from his lungs—but his hesitation lasted only a second. 

If Sauron so much as touched him, he’d be dead—perhaps that was better than being submitted to capture and torment, but Fingon was hardly eager to meet his end, especially with support only moments away. Both swords had flown from his grasp in his fall, but he rolled aside once, twice, already seeking (albeit with blurring vision) his next weapon as he moved to stand. 

The prince’s hand scrambled for the hilt of his sword, but Sauron’s found the back of his head faster. 

He drew back a fistful of black hair and gold ribbons, lifting the elf off the ground and pulling him back prone on his knees. 

I said I would still your tongue.

The vanguard of Maedhros sounded horns just beyond the ridge, but these were the moments in battle he lived for

Armor plate scraped against tooth as he pried open the prince’s mouth, wedging thumb and forefinger within against protest, ready to rip out the offending muscle. 

out of curiosity which ainur designs by other artists are your favorite? :D

alyruko:

ohhh my god okay 

I’m sure I am forgetting lots since I’m at my parents’ place and my dad makes a mean mojito, but I think you get a good idea of the Ainur artists I fangirl over

ohmanOHMANWHATAMIDOINGONTHISLISTOHMAAAANNNN

dang dude we got serious art in this fandom, check these guys out!

[SheWhoWalksInFlame] ➹

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Do not, under any circumstances, let her know that you think she’s hot.

SHIT, SHE’S A MIND READER ABORT ABORT

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May I come inside it? Can I just touch it once? I’ll be so gentle! I’m not going to hurt it, I just want to reduce it to its component parts and rebuild it to see how it works LOOK JUST LET ME PLAY WITH YOUR METAL AIRCRAFT, IS THAT SO MUCH TO ASK? 

➹➹ [Yes hello]

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Ah! How beautiful you are! A king amongst orcs! Truly, I wrought best when I wrought you… 

I gave you my armory, my wargs, my war machines. You had the best of our military devices. You had werewyrms, and beasts of war. You had superior numbers, you had surprise.

It is well that Durin’s heir killed you, Azog. What I would have brought upon your head for this failure defies imagining.  

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