legend begins with lord of the rings

Next, Abel and Bard were not talking about Thorin.

At a junction, Bard said goodbye to Abel and Tariel, and rushed towards the Kingdom of Riverdale.

Abel and Tariel also turned a corner and walked towards the Adventurer's House.

"Is this the birth, aging, sickness and death of human beings?" Not far away, Tarell stopped Abel and asked sadly, staring into his eyes.

In the eyes of elves, dwarves also belong to humans. After Thorin's death, Tariel suddenly realized that Abel would also die a hundred years later.

And a hundred years of human beings is too short compared to the endless lifespan of elves.

"I know what you are worried about, but please don't worry, I promise that I will not die easily." Abel could tell what the female elf was thinking by looking at her expression.

Abel was very touched by the concern of the female elf in the team. However, he thought about it and still did not tell her about his body system.

After receiving Abel's assurance, the female elf was still not in a very high mood.

That night, for some unknown reason, Tariel tormented Abel until midnight.

The next day, when Abel was tired and brought Tariel to the Lonely Mountain, Bard had already taken the lead and came here with his son Bain.

At this moment, the Eribo Hall has been decorated into a mourning hall.

In the middle of the hall was a coffin made of gold. Thorin was lying peacefully inside, wearing a gorgeous suit of armor.

In the hall, Bahrain received the four Abels. But Feili never showed up.

Abel also saw many dwarves in different costumes in the hall. After Balin's introduction, Abel knew that those were the envoys of the dwarves from the other five tribes.

Balin also told Abel that the other five dwarves had agreed to return to the dwarf family. However, they did not agree, and the dwarves continued to stay in the Lonely Mountain.

Looking at the decorations such as gold and jewelry being put away in the hall, Abel already had a rough guess in his mind.

After Abel contacted the Turin dwarves from the Lonely Mountain trip, he stayed quietly in the hall.

Until it was almost noon, Thranduil came to the gate of the Lonely Mountain with a small group of elves.

Regarding Thranduil's arrival, the dwarves did not give a good look.

After Balin received the Elven King, he took him to sit next to Abel.

At noon, amid the loud sound of the horn, Fili appeared in the hall in gorgeous clothes. He held a bright gem in his hand - the Arken Gem.

After saying hello to Abel, Fili, surrounded by dwarves, came to Thorin and solemnly placed the gem on his chest.

This gem, which carries the faith of the dwarves, will be buried deep in the Lonely Mountain together with Thorin.

At this time, Balin took out a parchment and read out Thorin's contribution to the dwarves in his life as the king of the dwarves.

After Balin finished reading, everyone began to observe silence and say their final farewell to Thorin.

…

The moment of silence ended, and when the dwarves were preparing to close the coffin, a rapid sound of horse hooves reached everyone's ears.

At the last moment, Gandalf rode into the hall.

Seeing the wizard arriving, Fili's face was moved for a moment. He dispersed the dwarves who tried to intercept the wizard, and allowed the wizard to walk in front of Thorin.

Looking at the old-looking Thorin in the coffin, the wizard silently recited a few spells in Mayan that no one could understand, and then stepped aside.

Then, under the command of Balin, a group of dwarves carried Thorin's coffin deep into the Lonely Mountain.

After Thorin was buried, the dwarves returned to the hall again and stood on both sides of the hall.

The atmosphere also changed from the previous heaviness to solemnity.

Fili walked in front of the dwarf throne. Six dwarves in different costumes stood on both sides of him, representing the other six races of dwarves.

Balin came out again and read Thorin's will. In the will, Thorin gave the throne to his nephew Philip.

Finally, under the witness of everyone, Bahrain put a golden crown on Feili's head.

Feili also took advantage of the opportunity to sit on the dwarf throne, and a new generation of dwarf kings was born.

Fili announced his title - King of the Blue Mountains.

After hearing Fili calling himself the King of the Blue Mountains, the wizard shook his head slightly. He didn't know whether it was because of regret or something else.

"I will inform you of an important decision below. The dwarves will leave the Lonely Mountain and we will re-establish our home in the Blue Mountain." Fili made his first decision since taking office.

Upon hearing this decision, both Bard and Thranduil's expressions became unhappy.

Next, Fili found Thranduil and Abel. If the dwarves want to move with so many treasures in the Lonely Mountain, they will definitely pass through the green forest and misty mountains.

To pass through the Greenland Forest, the dwarfs need to seek Thranduil's permission. As for finding Abel, they hope that the adventurer can escort the dwarves to the Blue Mountains.

Abel had anticipated this and accepted the task without much thought.

As for Thranduil, because of the departure of the dwarves and the pressure from Sauron, they came to the elves.

Out of some unknown state of mind, Thranduil and Fili started to quarrel.

…

While the two were quarreling, Abel found Gandalf.

"How do you know Thorin is buried today?" Abel asked curiously.

"Some dwarves found me in the Golden Forest. They wanted me to help deal with the Balrog in Moria. On the way here, I learned that Thorin had passed away." Gandalf said truthfully.

Abel thought the wizard had some ability to predict the future, but he was a little disappointed.

"By the way, Queen Galadriel asked me to give this to you." Gandalf seemed to suddenly think of something and took out a shining emerald necklace from his arms.

"What is this?" Abel took the emerald and felt it in his hand.

"The Crystal of Life," Gandalf answered.

Just by hearing the name, Abel knew that this thing was very valuable. He was a little confused as to why the Elf Queen gave him this thing.

"Why are you giving me this?" Abel asked, not understanding.

"This crystal can replenish human vitality and slow down aging..." Gandalf told Abel about the use of the crystal.

"So, why give it to me?" Abel continued to ask. Normally, there is no reward for no merit. The Elf Queen must have something to ask for after giving such a precious thing.

And Abel knew that he was just an ordinary person with some abilities, so he was a little panicked by the Elf Queen's fancy.

"Just keep it. This is your reward for fighting Sauron." Gandalf continued: "By the way, Queen Galadriel also sent an elf over. She is still behind. When she comes, I will

Let me introduce you two."

Abel was even more confused about the elf queen's copying.