legend begins with lord of the rings

After the dwarves left, the Gondor adventurers came to Abel.

"Mr. Abel~" xn

This group of adventurers are all over forty years old. It can be said that they all grew up listening to the legendary stories of Abel.

Looking at the pair of hot eyes, Abel smiled and said: "Go and inform adventurers from all over Gondor to come to the fortress and follow Dane's arrangements.

At the same time, help me guard the fortress. If anyone dares to take advantage of it, feel free to take action. If anything happens, I will take care of it."

As the backbone of the adventurers, Abel's attitude is everyone's creed.

Now that Abel has made his stance clear, he believes that the adventurers will not shrink back when they face Gondor again.

"Long live Mr. Abel~"

"Long live Mr. Abel~" xn

During this time, the adventurers of Gondor also felt very frustrated. With Abel's support, their confidence returned.

Abel watched the adventurers leave with a smile. When he turned his head, the smile on his face had disappeared.

"Why don't you go and stay here waiting for me to treat you to breakfast?" Abel stared sharply at the patrol members gathered together.

After a brief panic, the patrol members elected a captain and came to Abel.

"We are taking over this fortress under the order of the regent. Please don't embarrass us..." the patrol leader said with a guilty conscience.

"Are you deaf? You should have heard what I just said to the adventurers." Abel glanced around the patrol team and said: "This is my fortress, and it is now taken over by the adventurers. You dare to get closer again

Take a step forward, don't blame me for being rude."

"But the regent..." The patrol leader also wanted to carry out the regent to intimidate Abel.

"But what? Get out of here~" Abel looked at the obedient patrol leader in front of him and completely lost the patience to continue arguing with them.

"You..." The patrol leader still wanted to argue, but out of the corner of his eye, he saw the patrol members behind him retreating.

So after taking a look at Abel, he followed the large army and left the war fortress in dejection.

"Let's go and see the regent of Gondor." Abel said with suppressed anger. Anyone could see that he was in a bad mood now.

The wizard looked at the Gondor soldiers who were leaving in dejection and then at Abel. He originally wanted to persuade Abel not to make the relationship with Gondor too tense.

But when he took another look at the magnificent war fortress, he chose to keep his mouth shut.

The wizard realized that after the adventurer took possession of this fortress, he had more say in Gondor than the regent.

On the contrary, it is the regent of Gondor. If you want to keep Gondor, to a certain extent, you have to look at Abel's face.

Denethor, the regent of Gondor, has a sinister and cunning character and is good at having fun.

As an ordinary person, such a character would be nothing. But such a cowardly and incompetent person has been holding the power of Gondor all year round.

As a dictator, the orcs of Mordor were about to reach Minatiris, but he did not take any countermeasures.

Denese's attitude of turning a blind eye to danger naturally made the big city of Minatiris full of loopholes.

Abel and his party of four entered Minatiris smoothly without any interrogation.

Looking at the city that still maintained a prosperous scene, Abel shook his head speechlessly.

The four of them walked all the way to the main city without making any stops.

At this moment, Denese was sitting alone in the empty palace.

He had already received news of the death of his eldest son Boromir from his second son Faramir.

Holding a few fragments of the horn in his hands, Denese was immersed in the grief of losing his son.

"Report! The patrol team outside the city is outside the gate, saying they have something to report to you." A messenger came to the palace cautiously.

Denese seemed to be immersed in sadness and couldn't extricate himself. After a long time, he raised his head and glanced at the messenger and said, "Are those dwarves and adventurers causing trouble again..."

After a long pause, Denise rubbed the horn fragments in his hand and continued: "I don't have time to see them...

You go and tell them that they can handle matters outside the city on their own and don't bother me again."

"Yes~" Seeing that the regent was in a bad mood, the messenger responded and quickly left the hall.

After receiving the regent's instructions, the patrol members had no choice but to walk out of the palace.

When the patrol team left, the four Abels also arrived at the palace gate, and the two groups of people just passed by.

Meeting again made the patrol even less confident to face Abel. They all lowered their heads and walked quickly past Abel.

"Wait a minute, please inform the regent. He said that his old friend Gandalf has something important to discuss with him." Gandalf stopped the messenger who was about to leave.

"This... okay!" the messenger said helplessly: "But I can't guarantee whether you can be the regent."

"It doesn't matter, just say that we have brought news about Boromir, and I believe Denethor will definitely meet us." Gandalf said with a smile.

Having traveled around Middle-earth all year round, the wizard also knew some things about the Regent of Gondor.

In particular, the importance he attached to his eldest son Boromir spread throughout Gondor.

"What's the matter with you?" Hearing the footsteps again, Denise raised her head and stared at the messenger impatiently.

If there is any disagreement, he will push the other person out and chop him down.

"Report...report to the Regent that there is a wizard outside the door, saying that he has news about Boromir." The messenger replied quickly.

"Well~" Denese squinted at the messenger and said, "You'd better not lie...let him in!"

"Yes~" The messenger quickly ran out of the hall, as if a tiger was chasing him.

After receiving the order from the regent, the four Abels entered the palace without being subjected to any interrogation.

"Sure enough, it deserves to be called the "White City." Not only is this castle beautiful in color, but its location is no worse than the Canyon Fortress in Rohan." Abel walked while admiring the spectacular sight of Minatiris.

This ancient castle is built on the mountain, and the materials are all made of solid granite. In addition to being beautiful, it is also very practical.

"It's this tree, I've seen it in my dream..." Pi Ping also saw the white tree in the dream at this time.

Looking at the white tree that had not sprouted for a hundred years, the branches were now strangely covered with flowers and bones. Gandalf whispered: "This is not a good sign..."

Abel and Pi Ping looked around and soon arrived in the main hall.

Knowing that someone was coming, Denese put away the horn fragments and looked at the door with a dull gaze.

Seeing the wizard come in, he said anxiously: "My old friend Gandalf, I heard that you brought news about Boromir."

As he spoke, Denese forced a smile on his face. But he didn't know that his old-fashioned face looked uglier when he smiled than when he cried.

"Yes, Lord Denethor, your eldest son Boromir is not dead." Gandalf nodded slightly and said: "When we left Rohan, Boromir took a group of adventurers to Ost

Gillias.”

"What?" Denese said with surprise and anger: "Since he is not dead, why doesn't he come back to see his poor father? Why go to Osgilias? Doesn't he know that it is dangerous?"

"It is precisely because it is dangerous there that Boromir goes. He wants to save his brother, your second son Faramir." Gandalf explained.

"Bastard~" Denese said angrily: "Faramir is a loser, he wants to kill Boromir...

It must be like this, this useless thing, he has long been dissatisfied with Gondor, he is just avenging his private revenge..."

Looking at the regent sitting slumped in his chair, blowing his beard and staring, if he didn't know the truth, he might have misunderstood that he was a good father who cared about his son.

But Abel, who knew some of the inside story, almost laughed out loud at his hypocritical performance.

So Abel, with a strange expression, caught Denise's attention.

"Go on and leave me alone." Abel's expression returned to calmness and he said calmly.