Anorel was born to Feanor and Nerdanel while still in Valinor. Her childhood was spent there so she was able to learn many things… Her father taught her a little of jewelcraft but most of the time worked in secret. She was able to win the favor of Aule and learned from him as well which makes it much easier for her to get along with dwarves since they respect anyone who has the favor of their creator. After the death of her grandfather and the theft of the Silmarils she came with her family when the Noldor journeyed to Middle Earth. She was quite young for an elf at the time so she did not participate in the Oath of Feanor nor the Kinslaying at Alqualonde. Her father died soon after they came to Middle Earth and the memory of his death always haunts Anorel. Her brothers were able to say good bye but she was not. She arrived just in time to see her father’s final moments and then watched helplessly as his body was engulfed in flame. Through her father’s half-brothers, Finarfin and Fingolfin, Anorel is related to many famous elves such as Fingon, Aredhel, Turgon, Galadriel, Celebrian, Celebrimbor, Gil Galad, Earendil, Idril, Elrond, Elros, Arwen, Elladan, and Elrohir. She followed her brother, Maglor, for quite some time but soon left, heading southward and seeking new lands. She stayed in what is now Lindon during the late first age but only when she was not out adventuring, trying to learn all she could about the lands. She was quite close to her nephew, Celebrimbor, and he once told her that he had forged the ring, Narya, with her in mind, thinking of her fiery spirit, so much like her father’s. She mourned for a very long time after his death at the hands of Sauron. When Elrond founded Imladris, she was one of the first elves to come, bringing a girl named Naurwen with her, and has lived there ever since, occaisonally caring for the younger elf. During a few attacks on the elven city, she met the Mirkwood elf, Pheondo, and has been in love with him ever since.