Belladonna Baggins II and her older Bilbo Baggins lived in the home that their parents had built in a very comfortable and peaceful manner, never making loud appearances and keeping things quite on the down-low, unlike some of their neighbours and friends. Compared to most of their kin, who spent their time smoking pipe and drinking Ale, the Baggins siblings preferred to play around with their plants, read, in Bilbo's case, and draw, in Bella's case.

Bilbo would read books from far and wide while Bella would draw the most realistic sceneries she'd never seen before, like the Last Elven Port, Rivendell, the Battle against Sauron, all things she's never seen but was able to draw perfectly. It was more often than not that Bella Baggins had to travel to Bree, much to her older brother's displeasure, to buy new materials and to sell some of her extraordinary paintings.

As of late Bella had been drawing a group of 14 people, 11 dwarves, a man with long grey beard and pointy had, Bilbo and herself, she didn't know why she drew them but she did, the dwarves, Bilbo and her were wearing armor, the men were wearing dwarvish armor while she was wearing shinier one, with what Bella could assume was a scaly pattern.

Another thing that happened when Bella drew and painted was that she seemed to slip into a haze, she lost track of time, there were a few men that claimed that she had the gift of sight to which had Bella laughing and shaking her dark honey curls.

However, on that particular spring day, as Bilbo Baggins sat on the bench at the front of their house, Bella was drawing, her cheek was dirty with coal that she was using to draw, as were her hands, her bottom lip was trapped between her teeth and her hair was a complete disarray. On the paper in front of her was a dragon fiercely looking at her as if it was piercing into her soul, though she had only been drawing with coal she knew that the scales on the dragon were blood red mixed with gold and his eyes were the same colour as lava.

The more detail she drew the more the could feel smoke entering her lungs, making her body feel heavy and her vision slightly hazy and it wasn't until her older brother came barging into the office like room in the home that she returned to reality, the smoke cleared as did her vision the second Bilbo grumbled angrily "Never are we talking to wizards, they have all sorts of ideas and plans that they want you to join in..."

Confusion flooded the young dark honey woman prompting her to turn around to face him, the events from drawing long gone from her mind, "What on earth are you grumbling about?" she inquired frowning at him, "Gandalf the Grey." Bilbo replied, placing the letters that he had grabbed from the mailbox. "What about him?" Bella pressed, her brows still furrowed. Bilbo's mouth opened and closed a few times before he simply shook his head and walked out, leaving a confused Bella behind.