Years before there was a fellowship, at a time when the One Ring remained quiet and unknown in the possession of an unassuming Hobbit and the gathering darkness of Mordor had not yet made itself known to the world, there was an eager young Ranger and an Elven Prince.

Raised by elves, but human by heritage, Aragorn, son of Arathorn walks between two worlds. Following in the footsteps of the Dunèdain before him, the sometimes brash and impulsive young Ranger seeks to prove himself and find his purpose in an often-dangerous world. Skilled and resourceful, yet still becoming the man who would be king, Strider still has much to learn, and much to give, along his path towards the destiny that awaits him.

The only child of King Thranduil of Mirkwood, Legolas Greenleaf is still young by Elven standards, although he is more than a handful of centuries older than the oldest humans of Middle Earth. At the same time both merry and serious, old and yet eternally young, Legolas has seen enough life to know both the good and the evil, and yet still is open to learning new things and new ways.

Mortal and Immortal, the Elven Prince and the man who would one day be King of Gondor formed an unlikely bond.

Ultimately, their very survival may depend on not only the speed and accuracy of an Elven bow, nor even the swift sword of the Dunèdain, but on the strength and loyalty of the friendship they share.

Follow me away now, oh worthy sojourners of Middle Earth to explore the untold adventures of these early years....