Khazar, thanks for responding to my challenge. :) Poor Earnur, what a fate, to be as armless as the Black Knight in Monty Python and the love toy for endless female orcs. Your theory of why Earnur was childless is very interesting. Perhaps homosexuality was one reason why the Gondorians were fewer in number than they once were - they were all gay. ;)

Khazar, thanks for sharing this humorous story about orcish superstitions. Anti-wraith charms would be a lucrative market, sort of like evil eye beads. ;)

Hello,

I must say that I have enjoyed these last two chapters very much. ;D

I really like the coven of secret Nazgul worshipers and the concept of choosing a patron wraith. That morganine sounds like quite a potent brew. I wonder what the men of the family would think if they ever found out that worshippers of the Dark were in their very households?

I like the half-wraiths. In my own stories, the children of the Nazgul are just like regular humans, but I also like the concept of them being more ethereal beings.

I hope you post another chapter soon!

Elfhild

Author's Response: Hello, Elfhild! Thanx for another kind review! Well, (un)fortunately one of the men will find out and you can only imagine what that means. I imagined the half-wraiths as being more wraith-like for the simple reason that the Nazgul had them after their "transformation" and not when they were still mortals; so I guessed their children would have been...different than other Men. As for a new chapter post, it will take some time (4-5 days) - I'm dealing with a lot of exams...