Author: sbyte      
Beta:  TWED and KRob
Rating: PG-13
Warnings: AU
Main Characters:  Erestor, Glorfindel, Elladan, Elrohir, an unnamed elfling, and a short appearance by an OC
Note: The plotbunny was hiding in the Library of Moria Challenges.  Cheysuli is responsible for sneaking it in.  There is no romance or sex.  It is just a little spoof written late at night while playing with the idea. The plotbunny as posted in the Library of Moria challenges is cut & pasted below:
 
Erestor and Twins plotbunny by Cheysuli
Summary: The twins accidentally cast a spell that sends them many, many years into the past. There, they meet a young orphan elven boy who lives alone in an abandoned cabin in the woods. Before they return home, they give the child (who never said a word to them) a mithril locket, telling him that if he ever needed money, to sell it. After they return to their time, they notice that the necklace Erestor always wears is the same necklace they gave to the young child.

Author’s note:  My spin on the plotbunny differs in that there is some question as to whether the elfling actually lives in the cabin any longer.  The twins can’t know positively as the elfling never speaks.  Instead they have to reach their own conclusions.   The twins are young adults.  Their parents are not in Imladris at the time.
 
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Author: sbyte
Beta: TWED and KRob
Rating: PG-13
Warnings: AU
Main Characters: Erestor, Glorfindel, Elladan, Elrohir, an unnamed elfling, and a short appearance by an OC
Note: The plotbunny was hiding in the Library of Moria Challenges. Cheysuli is responsible for sneaking it in. There is no romance or sex. It is just a little spoof written late at night while playing with the idea. The plotbunny as posted in the Library of Moria challenges is cut and pasted below:

Summary: The twins accidentally cast a spell that sends them many, many years into the past. There, they meet a young orphan elven boy who lives alone in an abandoned cabin in the woods. Before they return home, they give the child (who never said a word to them) a mithril locket, telling him that if he ever needed money, to sell it. After they return to their time, they notice that the necklace Erestor always wears is the same necklace they gave to the young child.

Author’s note: My spin on the plotbunny differs in that there is some question as to whether the elfling actually lives in the cabin any longer. The twins can’t know positively as the elfling never speaks. Instead they have to reach their own conclusions. The twins are young adults. Their parents are not in Imladris at the time.



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Author: sbyte
Beta: The most wonderful and lovely Chloe Amethyst read this chapter for me months ago. Although I will list two women as betas in the following chapters, they didn’t touch anything in this chapter.
Rating: PG-13
Warnings: AU
Main Characters: Erestor, Glorfindel, Elladan, Elrohir, an unnamed elfling, and a short appearance by an OC
Note: The plotbunny was hiding in the Library of Moria Challenges. Cheysuli is responsible for sneaking it in. There is no romance or sex. It is just a little spoof written late at night while playing with the idea. The plotbunny as posted in the Library of Moria challenges is cut and pasted below:
Summary: The twins accidentally cast a spell that sends them many, many years into the past. There, they meet a young orphan elven boy who lives alone in an abandoned cabin in the woods. Before they return home, they give the child (who never said a word to them) a mithril locket, telling him that if he ever needed money, to sell it. After they return to their time, they notice that the necklace Erestor always wears is the same necklace they gave to the young child.
Author’s note: My spin on the plotbunny differs in that there is some question as to whether the elfling actually lives in the cabin any longer. The twins can’t know positively as the elfling never speaks. Instead they have to reach their own conclusions. The twins are young adults. Their parents are not in Imladris at the time.




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