The Curious Tale of Lobelia Sackville-Baggins and Her Magic Ring by Prackspoor  

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As always, a huge thanks goes to RaisingCaiin, who manages to pick out my 3AM-typos without fail and is always there to provide elaborate suggestions how to improve the story I want to tell 

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Summary:

It was in March of the 2989th year of the Third Age, 1389 by Shire-reckoning, that Bilbo Baggins went drinking with a few friends and did not return home later that night.
Of course, investigations of more and less seriousness were conducted by people with more and less authority to do so; but since nobody had been around to actually see an accident or a vanishing, no solution to the incident could be found, and the hobbits of the Shire had to content themselves with the fact that the Second Disappearance of Bilbo Baggins would remain an unsolved mystery.
When the mayor of Michel-Delving deemed that they had waited long enough to exclude a sudden, unexpected reappearance of Bilbo it was at last decided that it was time that Bilbo's estate and assets should go to the person determined in Bilbo's will...
One day, long before the events of "The Lord of the Rings" take place, Bilbo Baggins (once again) vanishes from the Shire without a trace or a good-bye. This time, though, Lobelia Sackville-Baggins secures Bag End for herself - as well as the mysterious magic ring that Bilbo has left behind.
From there on out, things go quite differently.

Canon Source: Lord of the Rings

Major Characters: Lobelia Sackville-Baggins, Sauron, Mouth of Sauron

Major Relationships:

Genre: Adventure, Alternate Universe, Crackfic, Humor

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Rating: General

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Chapters: 1 Word Count: 19, 801
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