legend begins with lord of the rings

Bahrain had a severe high fever that night, and everyone thought he wouldn't be able to survive it. Abel gave him two fever-reducing pills, but he could only resign himself to his fate.

The next day, Bahrain woke up and his condition unexpectedly improved.

Abel came over to check on his condition. The high fever had subsided and the wound showed no tendency to become inflamed or worsen. It could be said that Bahrain's life had been saved.

Some other seriously injured dwarves were not so lucky. Even with Abel's medical support, some of them died last night.

This left the dwarf team, which originally had only about fifty people, now only had about forty people left after all the fighting was done.

Bahrain also met Dann, who had been busy all night. After knowing that the other party was preparing to give up the mission, he didn't say much.

In the next few days, after the dwarves were almost done with the repairs, Dane approached Abel again.

The two of them gathered together and organized a team of a hundred people to go to Moria.

There are two purposes for coming to Moria this time. One is to inquire about the Balrog's movements, and the other is to help collect the bodies of the dwarves and adventurers who died in Moria.

When they came to the entrance of the mine again, there were rubble everywhere. Everyone carefully observed the Balrog's footprints and found that it had not left the mine.

This discovery also made Dann give up on the bottom. He had been lucky before, thinking that the Balrog might leave here after being disturbed.

Ignoring Dan's little thoughts, Abel led the adventurers along the Balrog's footprints to the edge of the pit.

Judging from the two rows of footprints, the Balrog finally returned to the bottom of the pit.

After telling everyone not to make any noise, the dwarves and adventurers began to collect the bodies of their dead companions.

Here, most of the corpses were burned to ashes. Everyone only collected some corpses whose identities could be clearly identified.

The collection mission went smoothly, and there was no movement from the deep pit.

Half an hour later, everyone left the mine with two large bags of bones.

After a simple funeral, this trip to Moria also came to an end.

Ten days later, the team returned to the adventurer's home in the green forest.

Dann rejected the Abelius dwarf's offer to rest here for a few days. He wanted to return to the Lonely Mountain as soon as possible and report the status of the mission to Thorin so that Thorin could make the next decision as soon as possible.

Abel warned Dann again that if the dwarves still want to take back Moria, they must find those powerful helpers.

After returning to the Lonely Mountain, Dane told Thorin exactly what happened during the mission, and took all the responsibility for the failure of the mission.

And told Thorin the advice Abel gave to the dwarves.

Thorin, who was sitting on the throne, was already showing his age. After listening to Dann's report, he did not express any opinions, but handed over the handling power to Fili beside him.

After being trained by Thorin for nearly a month, Fili's demeanor now looks much calmer, and he already has a hint of a king.

Fili comforted Dann and did not blame him. He also gave him another task, to bring all the dwarves from the Iron Hills to the Lonely Mountain.

There are now less than five hundred dwarves on the Lonely Mountain, and they are in a difficult situation with no one to help them.

Counting the time, the team sent to gather the other five dwarves will soon be back. Before knowing the attitude of the other five dwarves, Fili needs more Iron Hills dwarves to support the situation.

As for the suggestions made by Abel, Philip did not ignore them. He quietly sent people to contact the people mentioned by Abel.

Thorin acquiesced to all the decisions made by Fili. It can be seen that the dwarf king had already intended to give up the throne to Fili.

The dwarves will not go to Moria again in the short term, and Abel will rarely have a few days of leisure.

Now there is no shortage of gold coins in the Adventurer's House, and the reward and punishment system is clear. This allows some people in Middle-earth who have the ability but cannot make a living to understand that joining the adventurer team is a good choice.

As a result, Greenland Forest gathered many lone rangers from all over Middle-earth in a short period of time.

As the number of people increases, it is inevitable that some people who fish in troubled waters will have their own thoughts.

Not only do they enjoy the convenience provided by the Adventurer's Home, they also harass the elves in the Woodland Kingdom from time to time.

After the elves in the Woodland Kingdom were harassed many times, Thranduil sent someone to find Abel and warned him to restrain his men.

Abel learned that Tariel was only focused on leading the adventurers to deal with the giant spiders and orcs in the green forest, and did not pay attention to the discipline of the adventurer team.

So Abel, as the hands-off shopkeeper, quickly drew up several new rules to restrain the adventurers.

After knowing that there was no loophole to exploit, some loners left the green forest. There were also some stubborn loners who still went their own way.

After Abel personally killed several lone rangers who intentionally damaged the relationship between the adventurers and the elves, the adventurer team entered semi-military management.

This move caused many loners to leave the green forest.

Abel didn't care about the departure of those people. He knew that if the team of adventurers wanted to continue to grow, they must get rid of the dross.

Just as Abel thought, with the departure of the Thorny Lone Ranger, the cohesion of the adventurer team has been greatly improved.

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This morning, Tariel once again proposed to Abel that he wanted to go to Dol Gudu.

Now, almost half a year has passed since the trip to Moria. The number of adventurers in the Greenland Forest has exceeded 5,000.

In the past six months, the adventurer has repeatedly defeated giant spiders and orcs that invaded the green forest.

Seeing that the time was right, Abel did not refuse the female elf's request this time.

"I'll call Bard, and then we'll go find Thranduil together. I believe that by gathering the strength of the three of us, we can definitely solve the hidden dangers in Dol Gudu." Abel said, kissing the female elf's forehead.

Tariel saw Abel agree and hugged him happily. In the past six months, the relationship between the two has become closer and closer.

After some tenderness, Abel rode towards the capital of the Vale Kingdom.

After half a year of development, Bader has built a large city between the long lake and the green forest.

The idea of ​​common development among the three places has also been realized. The capital city near the green forest is developing the planting industry. The original Changhu Town has also been turned into a fishermen's town, and the fishing industry is developing.

As for the valley town on the edge of Gushan, it became a town dedicated to doing business with dwarves.

Following Thorin's call, seven tribes of dwarves have gathered on the Lonely Mountain.

However, except for the Iron Hills dwarves who all relocated, the dwarves of the other five tribes only sent envoys.