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He was given one year to try again and make things right.

The up-side of being unceremoniously shoved seventy-nine (approximately) years into his past, Bilbo mused, was that at least he got the chance to murder his stupid adorable husband before, and also because, he went and got himself killed. Or... something. In which Bilbo is pretty sure this is all Elrond's fault but is determined to see the hallucination through, and Thorin is just confused.

"Not so much sent to retrieve as to convince." Bilbo never expected to find the dwarves on his front step again and yet here are three asking him to return to Erebor with them when all that awaits him is pain. He took Thorin's words to heart and he refuses to set foot in the Lonely Mountain again. But what the King wants, he gets. And thats how Bilbo ended up returning to Erebor, for a... short visit that somehow becomes quite long. There might also be some magical intervention in the midst of it all.

The first part of this series deals with the interactions between Thorin and Bilbo when they first meet in the Shire. Thorin, as well as Fíli and Kíli had been forced by their king Thrain son of Thror, to travel to the Shire and serve the hobbits who live there. This way they can prove themselves to the thain of the Shire so that he will permit trade once more, that will safe the dwarrows of the Blue Mountains from dying of starvation. The Durins are desperate, the hobbit is oblivious, yet after a lot of challenges they start developing a sense of familiarity with each other, for some of them even love.

Waking up in a time that has long gone by is as confusing as it is terrifying. The latter especially rings true when Gimli realizes that he is going to meet people he has mourned for decades... and that he might have come here alone. Also, what if - what if he cannot change all the wrongs that happened the last time?

Hobbits are one of the softer creatures of Middle Earth. They have no qualms with their emotions and enjoy the simple things in life, like romance and love. Dwarven customs differ greatly, their emotions often kept on the inside. What happens when the two mix?

For those who don't know "Serve your Happiness" I would suggest to start there, because this is actually the second part of the story how Bilbo and Thorin find together after being forced into marriage. Well the marriage will occur here, but the forcing was done in the first part. Had the first part dealt with the Durins and other dwarrows in the Shire, Bilbo is now reaching the Blue Mountains and has to face a new life in the middle of people he can't understand if they speak their native tongue. Who don't know anything about gardening, good food, laziness and sunshine, about everything that makes life worth living for a hobbit. But he HAS to be here, and he HAS to find a way to ensure the survival of the dwarven kingdom, because Thorin was the price for his help, and he had accepted it by proposing to him. Now he has to make Thorin's sacrifice for his people worth it. And believe me, it will be hard work to turn this ship around. Because honestly, how can a whole kingdom now so little about something so essential as growing food?

When tragedy strikes the Line of Durin, Thorin decides to separate his infant nephews in order to keep them safe. Sixty-five years later Fili is the bored, dutiful heir in Ered Luin while elsewhere Kili is simply trying to stay alive between alleyway brawls. Everything changes when they meet and a connection is formed which seems nigh unbreakable. At least until the truth of the past and their heritage is revealed.

For many generations, the wolf kind and the dwarves have been at war with each other. When two young princes suddenly find themselves at the heart of the conflict, what future will they ultimately bring to the land? Will Fili and Kili bring the light of hope...or the darkness of despair?

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Very few descendants of Durin the Deathless possessed magical abilities known as the 'Gift of Durin'. It had been so long since a dwarven mage existed, the legend of those mages had turned into nothing more than a myth. When the second prince of Erebor was born in Ered Luin, and strange things began to happen whenever a very young Kili was near, his immediate family did not know for certain, but suspected it was possible he might be living proof Durin's 'gift' indeed exists.Unfortunately for Kili, until his eightieth name day, no one would be safe, including the prince himself.

In which Kili is a little shit, Frerin loves that he is a little shit, feelings are had, and Thorin continues to be clueless (although that was almost ruined due to Kili being a little shit and having no patience.) Set after Frerin and Kili get their acts together and confront their feelings for each other.