The Silmarillion and other histories of Middle-Earth - J. R. R. Tolkien
Out to the Light
by hobbitinnumenor
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Summary
"There Huan stood. Through a toothy grin (she could swear), he still bit the key – and held her enchanted cloak: the very same through which she escaped confinement in Doriath. She felt her knees buckle at the sight…how? How had he accessed that, and the key? How had he managed to turn it? He was of Oromë, and no ordinary hound, of course – this she had known – but by the Powers, good Valar, no ordinary hound indeed.
He nodded and raised one paw, almost in a salute. She stepped forward and took his paw in her hand. She smiled and felt like she could think more clearly. He could always settle her in such ways."
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Lúthien's best friend, her only friend in her Nargothrond captivity, helped them both escape that dark place where evil had begun to fester.
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