Discover how the Infamous sometimes bull-headed Thorin Oakenshield discovers his long lost (and unknown) child.
During his travels, he met his One and had gotten her pregnant. However, not wanting to put her in harms way during his battle to reclai...
"Bain, Smaug will kill all in his path. You and your sisters will die. Would your father want that?" I questioned.
"Help me pack, please." I asked him. He nodded. Legolas helped as well, gathering food and other necessities.
"Smaug looms over head." He stated. "We must leave, now." Legolas ushered us towards a boat while looking for the Drake.
"Why are you helping us?" Fili asked. "Do you not wish for my help, Master Dwarf?" I hit Fili in the side, sitting next to him in the boat. "Simply curious, Woodland Elves aren't known to help Dwarves." He stated. "What my Ada *Father* did was wrong. He should have given you shelter and food." Legolas continued to help others in the small boat before he himself got in.
"We must leave, swiftly." Fili and Bain paddled. Overhead, Smaug let loose his first wave of fire. It flared just behind us.
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"Theia, can you not do something?" Kili asked. "The lass is too weak, Kili." Oin responded. I shook my head. "Oin is right, I need to get my strength back. I may be healed, but I'm still weak." "Rest as much as you can, Theia." Legolas spoke. "I will gain energy over time. Which means I will be able to use my powers. Worry not."
"Bain, Sigrid, Tilda, stay low. Let the others row." I spoke. Bard would skin me if his children got hurt.
The Master's boat rammed into ours, "Look out!" Bofur yelled. "Move it! Move it!" The "Master" yelled. Legolas glared at them, he was a foul, greedy man.
I looked behind us in time to see the Master hanged by rope. Alfrid was no longer on the boat. "That's Karma for you..." I whispered to myself.
Looking up, Smaug spread more fire. My gut sunk. Delving deep within myself, my magic wasn't as weak as before. We passed underneath buildings, sneaking our way out of lake Town slowly, but steadily.
"Da." Bain said with fear. "Da!" Tilda screamed. Would they lose another parent this night?
My mind raced. I thought back to when I had one parent. Not knowing if I had a father. I sighed, looking at the others. I knew what I had to do. "He hit it! He hit the dragon, he did!" Kili yelled. I looked on in horror. "No Kili." "He hit his mark! I saw." Kili insisted. "Kili, those arrows cannot kill a dragon." I spoke, looking at him sadly.
I saw Bain get a familiar look in his eyes. Determination. Closing my eyes, I sighed. Bain grasped a hook and swung onto a dock.
"Legolas, keep them safe." I ordered as I followed Bain. "Bain, Theia!" They called. I looked back once, to see Legolas wide-eyed. He nodded. "Stay safe, nín melmë." *My love.* I smiled in return. Understanding immediately "What are you doing!?" Bofur questioned. "Going to slay a dragon, what else!?" I yelled as I ran after Bain. "Bain!" I heard a faint cry from young Tilda.
