I'm glad you enjoyed it!

(I really wasn't planning anything like this when the idea for the drabble came to me! But once I had written it, that just seemed the way to go.)

Maglor met those kids on the beach, scented an air of trouble about them and at once turned into meddlesome Maglor, almost like a regular superhero transformation!

Glad you liked those hints about the history of the site!

Thank you!

Maglor is not interested, of course, having seen it all, but the finds in a Black Numenorean settlement could be very interesting indeed! As long as you don't pick up any lingering nastiness along with them.

Thank you very much! Really glad you liked my two protagonists' dynamic and the archaeological theme!

I left lots to the reader's imagination here.

I'm not sure whether any further adventures will ever happen. I'm not a very plotty writer and don't often commit to action scenes. But who knows? I like to revisit OCs, once they have popped up in a fic!

Maglor as underwater archaeologist is a great idea I'd read, though!

This is not that, but a piece you might enjoy: Huinare's The Doggerland Skull

Well, that's only comparatively speaking, when the alternative is Doom with a capital D and: "To evil end shall all things turn that they begin well", etc.! But yes!

No fear, Marjorie's great and Sally-Ann knows when she's on to a good thing!

Glad you enjoyed the mix of canonical allusions here!

Maglor's song of power must have been startling indeed, except I suppose Sally-Ann was a bit prepared for song magic already, because Maglor had also been using it at night before. But to actually see it working would have been something else!

That original comment about Murphy's Law and the Doom was written very intuitively, in the drabble. I don't mean they are the same exactly, I think, but that there is an overlap, a kind of Venn's diagram, that Maglor is acknowledging. I have Beleg comment elsewhere that the Noldor seem to feel that they are being published directly even when things just go wrong in what Beleg feels is a more "ordinary" way (which could still have to do with Morgoth and the Marring originally, of course).

Yes, very frustrating for an archaeologist, except that the moon letters would have been difficult to publish even if Maglor had not interfered!

Glad you liked Maglor deciding to protect the archaeologists!

The Noldor do have more than their share of bad luck, really.