legend begins with lord of the rings

At this time, hundreds of well-equipped orcs gathered on the path outside the Woodland Kingdom.

"Boss, the dwarves are all in that big mountain, what should we do?" the half-orc team leader asked Borg, who was leading the team.

"Don't provoke the elves for the time being. Let's guard the exit. I don't believe the dwarves will hide inside for the rest of their lives." Borg said, sitting on the back of a tall warg, looking at the mountains in the distance.

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"I've kept you waiting for a long time..."

After Abel left a pile of food for Heili, he walked out of the stone door and saw the female elf standing by the door, staring at her toes in a daze.

"I should have disturbed you." Tariel smiled.

The two exchanged a few words, and the female elf took Abel to wander around the woodland kingdom.

After walking through rows of stone houses, Abel realized that the house he lived in was among the best.

Other houses are more like matchboxes. I really don’t know how the elves who love nature can stay in them.

"Let's go up there. The scenery there is very good." Tariel suggested: "Besides, today is the day for our wood elves to gather. It's very lively."

"Okay~" Abel nodded in agreement.

There is really nothing to see inside the Woodland Kingdom. Due to the limitations of the architecture, although there are many torches lit inside the mountain, the light is still very poor.

If you wander here alone at night, you will probably feel like you are visiting a haunted house.

The two of them walked along the steps to the top of the mountain. Here was a large square surrounded by some beautiful flowers, plants and trees.

A group of brown-haired elves were gathering in the square. They were sitting together in twos and threes, and some were communicating quietly.

There are some fruits and drinks on the table in the middle of the square.

Abel looked around and found that there were all female elves here, not a single Sindar elf.

In fact, Sindar elves and wood elves are easy to identify. Sindar elves have white-blond hair, while wood elves have brownish-red hair.

"Let's go sit there too!" Tariel pulled Abel towards the center of the square.

The two came to sit down in the middle of the square, and soon the elves discovered Abel, an outsider. Some people started to point at Abel, but in the end no one came to disturb Abel.

"Don't worry, they don't mean any harm," Tariel explained with a smile.

Then, the female elf came back with a plate of fruit from the table. She pulled out a knife, picked up a piece of fruit with the tip of the knife and handed it to Abel.

"Thank you~"

Abel was about to get the fruit, but was avoided by the female elf. Then, he saw the female elf raise her eyebrows at him.

"Is there any explanation for this?" Abel understood what the female elf meant and took the knife and the fruit.

The female elf smiled and said nothing.

"Here~" Abel took off the fruit and handed the knife back to the female elf.

"No, you can keep it. This knife will bring you good luck..." Tariel looked at the stars in the sky and said casually without looking back.

A token of love? Abel looked at the ordinary knife in his hand and was a little confused.

However, he didn't hesitate too much and finally put the knife away.

"Since you gave me a gift, in return, let me perform a magic trick for you! It's very interesting..." Abel said.

"Magic?" Tariel turned and stared at Abel, as if he wanted to see the flowers on his face.

"Yes, magic...

You may not have seen it before, but trust me you will like it."

Abel flattened his sleeves, stretched out his hand and showed it in front of the female elf's eyes, and said, "Check... Is there nothing on my hand..."

Tariel looked at Abel's slender fingers carefully and nodded seriously.

"Alas~

Look again...what is this?"

Abel suddenly approached the female elf, stretched his hand to her ear, and lightly snapped his fingers.

Under the confused gaze of the female elf, Abel once again put his hand in front of the female elf.

When he opened his palm, Abel had a necklace in his hand.

"Necklace? Is it for me?" Tariel picked up the necklace curiously. It was a necklace strung with a red rope. Hanging on the red rope were two concentric rings made of platinum. The pattern was very exquisite, and in the moonlight

There was a little bit of white light underneath.

"It's just an ordinary necklace, given to you." Abel said with a smile.

Such an answer obviously did not satisfy the female elf.

The method of revenge Tauriel chose was not to talk to Abel. However, the atmosphere of silence between the two did not last long.

Soon, the female elf couldn't help but confide to Abel about the troubles she had encountered recently.

"Perhaps you can put yourself in someone else's shoes. Thranduil may have done that to better protect the Woodland Kingdom..." Abel tried to enlighten the female elf.

Because from the female elf's words, Abel could tell that Tariel now had a strong opinion of Thranduil.

"But eradicating spiders will only benefit the Woodland Kingdom..." Tauriel still didn't get out of his head.

"Have you ever thought that as King Thranduil needs to think more long-term. He is responsible for the entire Woodland Kingdom.

Also, regarding the spider problem, I have actually reached a preliminary agreement with Thranduil. You just need to wait... the spider problem will be solved soon." Abel revealed some internal information to the female elf.

"What agreement?" Tariel became excited when he heard that the spiders could be eliminated.

"This... has not been decided yet. If an agreement is reached, you will know the specific content soon." Although Abel felt that Thranduil would agree to his proposal, he couldn't say too much yet.

"Hmph~ I hate you people who only speak half of your words..." Tarell suddenly grabbed Abel's arm and threatened: "Are you going to tell me?"

"Don't make trouble~" Abel pulled his arm back, probably there were a few more bruises on it.

Regarding the female elf's "coquettishness", Abel said he couldn't enjoy it.

The two people fighting in the square did not notice. At the entrance of the square, the Elf Prince watched their every move.

When he saw the scene of the two enjoying themselves, Legolas turned and left the square.

In the next two days, Tariel would come and hang out with Abel when he had nothing to do. The two of them traveled to every land in the Woodland Kingdom and told all kinds of interesting things in life.

Abel also gave Tariel a tape recorder that looked obviously higher-end.

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It's the third day.

Early in the morning, Legolas came to the door of Abel's room with a stinky face. He shouted into the room: "The king has summoned you~"

"Oh~ it's the Elf Prince, what a rare visitor..." Abel opened the stone door and invited Legolas: "I made a few more burritos, do you want to try them?"

I don't know if it's an illusion, but Abel always feels that this elf prince has been deliberately avoiding him recently.