The Unread Visions of a Higher Dream III: This Dreamcrossed Twilight by Prackspoor  

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Part 3 of the series The Unread Visions of a Higher Dream.

Part 1: Equinox

Part 2: The Light Under The Mountain

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Summary:

“I want to know you,” Celebrimbor said. “You and all that there is to you.”
Beneath his hands, he felt Annatar tense, his skin growing colder as if every part of him, including his blood, wanted to withdraw from Celebrimbor’s touch.
“You don’t know what you are asking for,” Annatar said quietly.
“Perhaps not,” Celebrimbor replied. “And yet this is what I want. You have offered me so much over these years: unnumbered gifts that you gave freely, that I did not even need to ask for. So let this be the first, the last, and the only thing I ask for myself.”
Let me in. Let me know you. Show me who you were, before you came to me. Let me know all that is ancient and primordial, terrifying and incomprehensible about you. Show me the god beneath the face of the man. Permit me to know you as you truly are.

On the eve of the creation of the Great Rings, Celebrimbor makes a dangerous request and history changes forever.

Major Characters: Celebrimbor, Sauron

Major Relationships: Celebrimbor/Sauron

Genre: Alternate Universe, Drama

Challenges:

Rating: Teens

Warnings: Mature Themes, Violence (Mild)

Chapters: 1 Word Count: 4, 320
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