In which Bilbo intimidates an Olog— a troll literally bred for war— with just a few expressions.
@shirebxrn’s verse in which Bilbo journeys to destroy the ring.

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In which Bilbo intimidates an Olog— a troll literally bred for war— with just a few expressions.
@shirebxrn’s verse in which Bilbo journeys to destroy the ring.
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Kili had always been curious, sometimes a little bit too much since sometimes it lead him into more troubles than he could afford. But ever since the hobbit had joined their company, he had grown more and more curious of the halfling and would spend the evenings sitting close to him, listen to his stories about the Shire and the life there.
It was so different to what his own life had been; it sounded soft, warm and comfortable, where the dwarves had gone through the cold and hard rocks, literally.
But his curiosity had caught Kili yet again, and one morning before the company awoke he was sitting beside a field filled with different flowers, trying to see them through a hobbit’s eyes.
@shirebxrn | BILBO BAGGINS
❛ It is a TERRIBLE pity, to loose one’s home to such VILE and destructive beasts. ❜ His tone FEIGNED as much sympathy as he could muster. Though his interest in the matter remained strictly political. ❛ If it is REFUGE you seek...please allow me to extend an offer. ❜
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Many outsiders might have expected the ruler of the Bor-dagrim to maintain power through fear and intimidation. Indeed, other clans and nations have long whispered amongst themselves about the ancient sorcerer, who could summon storms and drive men mad with a single glance. However, if one were to actually visit the unbowed clan, they would see a much different figure. Though tall and fell in appearance, she was quick to smile, and rather than wait for the newest turncoats to arrive and be brought to her cave, she stood along the road with others, mainly the young and curious. A sproglet straddled her shoulders, gleefully playing with wild black curls, and she held another on her hip so that they could better see the arriving caravan.
There were members of their clan, who were quickly embraced by worried shaûk and offspring, and then there were those who had been rescued, still bearing shoddily-made armor bearing the Eye. They were quickly seen to by her priests and healers. And then there was the one she had been waiting for. She gently set the little ones down and then rushed towards the front of the throng, where a young hobbit stood, surrounded by his brothers and sisters. It was her son in all but blood.
“Bilbo!” she cried as she knelt to embrace him. Thank Rukhash he was alive. This wasn’t to say that she doubted his capability, but his late missive on the pass through western Rhún had her worried. Clawed digits tenderly brushed through curls as she kissed his forehead.
“You’ve brought back so many. Nearly twice as much as last time. You bring us all honor, dagalush-izub.”
Bilbo introduces Bruce to the rest of his fellowship but unfortunately Bruce has resting-murder-face syndrome.
Based on @shirebxrn ‘s verse where Bilbo sets out to destroy the ring.
The size difference between Bruce and Bilbo is equally hilarious and slightly terrifying.
Poor Bilbo gets a (completely understandable) frighten from a strange Olog who has a bit of an issue with personal space. Animation for the thread between @shirebxrn and myself!
Scared for my first entomology exam. Treatment is drawing BEEG and Smol ft. @shirebxrn and Olog!Bruce
Concept art-like sketch with @shirebxrn ‘s verse where Bilbo takes the ring to Mordor. If not gollum to guide Bilbo, why not an Olog eager to escape?