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1. Overcast and Rubber by AwkwardSilence

   Fandoms: The Lord of the Rings - J. R. R. Tolkien, The Hobbit - J. R. R. Tolkien  

   • Not Rated
   • Creator Chose Not To Use Archive Warnings
   • F/M, Other
   • Work in Progress

   24 Feb 2021

   Tags

   • Creator Chose Not To Use Archive Warnings
   • TBD - Relationship
   • Original Character
   • OC - Character
   • Boromir
   • Faramir
   • Legolas
   • Elrond
   • Thranduil
   • Thorin
   • Frodo
   • Sam
   • Merry
   • Pippin
   • Merryweather Brandybuck
   • Peregrin Took
   • Aragorn
   • Strider
   • Arawen
   • Éowyn
   • Éomer Éadig
   • Thorin Oakenshield
   • Bilbo Baggins
   • Frodo Baggins
   • Samwise Gamgee
   • Legolas Greenleaf
   • Elrohir
   • Elladan
   • literally any LOTR character
   • Except maybe the Maiar
   • shenanigans (a given)
   • Hijinks
   • Hijinks & Shenanigans
   • Vague Medical Descriptions
   • poor describing of doctor-stuff
   • listen the idea is fantastic
   • the execution less so
   • OC is Half Dwarf
   • hopefully not the first in a series of LOTR fanfics
   • Action/Adventure
   • We follow the books in this household
   • sorry tauriel fans
   • actually no i'm not sorry lol

   Summary

   Where a doctor reminds warriors that the enemy can choose to run in the storm if they wish, but if you don't want to get electrocuted you'd better buy some rubber or wait out the storm.

   She'll wait for you to pick which you'd rather do.

   Naralsi didn't gain the surname "Thunderstruck" by accident. Daughter of the Dwarvin smith Gauvraen and a human healer, Ameline, everything changed for a young Nara when she survived being struck by lightning, while also being struck with an epiphany. How many warriors walked out into the wilderness without a care for the dangers of simple electricity during a thunderstorm? How many died by that foolishness? All she wanted to do was discover a way to prevent as many casualties as possible--how was she supposed to know it would make her wealthy?
   No, she didn't care about the wealth. The people, she found, were far more interesting.

   Series

   • Part 1 of Tales of Middle Earth: Extended Stories

   Language:

   English

   Words:

   1,857

   Chapters:

   1/?

   Kudos:

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