~ Magnificat of the Damned: Book II. Resurrection ~ (слэш)

~ At the end of the Third Age, Glorfindel and Vanimórë, son of Sauron, are the supreme Powers on Arda, having passed through Fos Almir, the Bath of Flame.
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The mighty dead have returned, and Glorfindel leads the Noldor to a haven in the east of Middle-earth, which they call their New Cuiviénen. Fëanor, released from the Void, will rule there as High King.
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But the ancient loves, hates and feuds of the Noldor have not dimmed or been forgotten with the ages, and their new life becomes a tinder-box of passion, pride and power. Ancient dooms and betrayals arise, and both new and ancient notes of the Great Music are played across the Fourth Age of Arda.
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Fëanor felt his sons' arms restraining him, heard their voices, but his eyes remained locked on those of Námo.
“Didst thou truly believe – any of you – that thou couldst judge me?” He burned fire back at their stainless chill and then, scornfully, he laughed.
Notes: (See the end of the work for notes.)
Chapter 1: ~ Rebirth of Fire ~ Chapter Text Excerpt from Dark Prince:
 
 
 
~ They were naked as newborns, with a look of brightness as if they had been scoured by fire. They were the fire that had been banished, leaving Valinor to dream in cool pallor. Some had made an Oath they could not fulfil, some had knowingly broken the Laws of the Valar, and the unspoken ones of their own people.
Glorfindel named them. His voice brought their heads around, their brilliant eyes to his. He saw the horror of Night behind their shock, and his face hardened at the thought of their punishment: Ages in the Void, unable to touch another soul, to feel, mocked and taunted by spirits of hate.
Fëanor, Fingolfin, Ecthelion, Fingon, Maedhros, Celegorm, Caranthir, Curufin, Amrod, Amras, Gil-galad. And there were others whom he