People in the heavens are as rich as the enemies of the country

What happens next is obviously no suspense.

As Tang Sen said, apart from the advantage of walking in the nether world, the Ringwraiths have no way to face the undead dwarves, and those Oaks have even stopped moving.

Even though their nature is only violence and killing, facing the skeletons under the moonlight, they can't help but feel chills in their hearts. It is an emotion called fear.

Not the forced fear when facing the Ringwraiths, but the fear of facing unknown things that seem to be more evil than themselves.

Damn it! Who is the dark camp?

"These are not dwarves at all!" an Orc shouted in Mordor in horror: "They are undead! Undead undead!"

"We can't kill them!"

"Run!"

Panic spread among the Orcs, and as the commander-in-chief, Azog, the pale Orc, was already in danger under Sarin's giant hammer, and had no more effort to restore the morale of the Orcs.

"Get rid of the Ringwraiths first!" Tang Sen stood in the protection of the dwarves' formation and shouted, "Smash their armor!"

"Isn't it just blacksmithing? This is the specialty of dwarves!"

Even Sauron's specially made armor could not withstand the continuous attacks of the dwarves. Soon, an unlucky Nazgul was flattened.

"Hey! We killed a Nazgul!"

the dwarf shouted excitedly.

"He just lost his support in reality and was not killed." Gandalf explained while cleaning up the Oaks who had lost their fighting spirit: "Actually, he is still standing where he is, but you can't see it. He is out of reach.”

"Then it's the same as death." The dwarves didn't care what Gandalf was saying. They were just excited that they could defeat the legendary monster.

The other Ringwraiths began to retreat erratically, and they could see that the situation was irreversible.

"Don't let them escape!" Shalin shouted anxiously: "I haven't tried the feeling of smashing the Nazgul yet, I will get rid of this Pale Oak right away!"

Bang!

Taking advantage of Sarin's distraction, Azog's chain hammer hit Sarin's mithril armor with great force, sending it flying away.

Then, without any hesitation, he turned around and ran towards the darkness.

This attack ended like a farce, leaving only Orc corpses on the ground.

"The Ringwraiths aren't that good either!" Sharda waved her hammer excitedly and boasted: "If they hadn't run so fast, I would have smashed them one by one!"

"I grabbed the Nazgul's weapon!" A dwarf still had the Sword of Morgul stuck in his ribs. He didn't pull it out, but just shouted: "Who wants this thing?"

"If you don't get used to it, keep it for yourself."

Gandalf looked at the excited dwarves and said in a deep voice: "Don't relax, they are not far away."

"These minions of Sauron will not give up until they complete their master's orders."

"Hey, they'd better not give up!" Shalin walked over with a giant hammer in his arms, with a look of regret on his face: "I'm not happy enough yet."

"We'd better be cautious."

Gandalf noticed that after defeating the Nazgul, the dwarves began to get carried away and even became arrogant, so he reminded: "This time they were just frightened by your appearance. If those Orcs didn't escape, things might not be so simple. .”

"Even if the Oaks have no brains, the Ringwraiths still have the ability to think. When they react, relying on the human sea tactic will be enough to make us lose our ability to resist."

Thorin nodded and said: "Yes, a large number of Oaks are much more difficult to deal with than the Nazgul."

"We have to be prepared. At least we can't stay here and be attacked from all sides."

He looked at Tang Sen and asked, "Traveller, what do you think?"

"We really have to set off." Tang Sen replied: "Otherwise we won't be able to keep up with our guide."

"Guide?" Gandalf and Thorin were stunned at the same time.

"Following these Oaks, we can find the Oaks' lair." Tang Sen said matter-of-factly.

Tracking Orcs is a simple matter, especially in large numbers.

Even if you don't look at the footprints they left, just relying on the stench they emit is enough to distinguish the path.

"The Orcs commanded by Azog are in Moria. It is impossible for them to bring so many Orcs here. Obviously, most of the Orcs here are recruited locally."

Tang Sen explained as he hurried on: "Since they have fled, there is no other choice but to return to the lair."

"Is this the key?" Thorin gritted his teeth: "The key is that we have just experienced a battle, and you are preparing to take us to face more Orcs!"

"The number of Oaks in the Oak lair is more than the few we met just now!"

"Even if we don't die, it's not a rational choice to rashly provoke so many Oaks. Their numbers are enough to tear us into pieces."

"You are right." Tang Sen said calmly: "Moreover, the Ringwraiths must also be in the Oak's lair. If they want to complete Sauron's mission, they must recruit a sufficient number of Oaks again."

"So, are we going to throw ourselves into a trap?"

Thorin said frantically: "The most correct way now is to rush on the road immediately and try to leave the Misty Mountains before the Nazgul find us!"

"Escape is never the right way." Tang Sen said: "The right way should be to solve the source of the problem."

"I understand." Thorin mocked: "So, your idea is that we should take advantage of the Nazgul and Orcs to be together and kill them all."

"Yes, that's it." Tang Sen praised: "You are finally smart for once."

Thorin: "."

Does this person understand human speech? Can't you hear such obvious irony?

"Traveler." Gandalf couldn't stand listening anymore and said, "You'd better tell me your plan. Although I know the necessity of going to the Orc lair, we, the people, are facing a head-on confrontation with the entire Orc." The lair is out of the question.”

"Are you going to sneak in? Or are you going to find a way to lure the Orcs out?"

"What I just said is the whole plan." Tang Sen wondered: "Why bother? Just go in and be done."

"We don't have the strength!" Gandalf was so angry that his beard blew.

"Wizard, be more confident." Tang Sen smiled and said, "We will have it."