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1. No Woman by nisile

   Fandoms: The Lord of the Rings - All Media Types, The Lord of the Rings - J. R. R. Tolkien, The Lord of the Rings (Jackson Movies)  

   • Mature
   • No Archive Warnings Apply
   • M/M
   • Complete Work

   02 Jun 2026

   Tags

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   • Éomer Éadig/Lothíriel
   • Éomer Éadig
   • Lothíriel (Tolkien)
   • Erchirion (Tolkien)
   • Elphir (Tolkien)
   • Imrahil | 22nd Prince of Dol Amroth (Tolkien)
   • Merry Brandybuck
   • Éowyn (Tolkien)
   • Original Male Character(s)
   • Alternate Universe - Gender Changes
   • Gender Identity
   • Gender Issues
   • Trans Male Character
   • Trans Character
   • Queer Themes
   • Rohan (Tolkien)
   • warning: transvestigation
   • Gender Roles
   • War of the Ring (Tolkien)
   • Minas Tirith (Tolkien)
   • Battle Scenes
   • Battle
   • Male Homosociality
   • Romance
   • Pining
   • Attraction
   • One-Sided Attraction
   • Stalking
   • transvestigation
   • Voyeurism
   • Non-Consensual Voyeurism
   • Bath Houses
   • Bathing/Washing
   • Masturbation in Bathroom
   • Masturbation
   • Public Masturbation
   • Gondor (Tolkien)
   • Clothed Masturbation
   • characters being idiots
   • Confessions
   • Love Confessions
   • character acts like a shit
   • but gets put in his place

   Summary

   The King of Rohan is young, but already a legend in the War of the Ring. But Lothír, the youngest Prince of Dol Amroth, is preoccupied with the King for other reasons. Why, for instance, does his strange, smooth chin seem incapable of growing a beard? And why do Lothír’s hands long to reach out and touch his round, moonlike face?

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   “Yes, they call me the Knight of the Flowers,” he said, tightening his clasp still further.

   The King grinned, and did the same.

   “Yes,” Erchirion cut in. “When Lothír was expected, our parents so wanted a girl that they had thought of no masculine names. They even heard from a soothsayer that they would have their long-awaited daughter. So when he was born, they thought of nothing better than to make Lothíriel into Lothír. But it seems the name has been a blessing. From a young age he fought anyone who dared to call him Lothíriel, or Princess, and the only man who truly bested him is our beloved Elphir.”

   Edited 7/2026

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