Chapter 259 Cursed Black Stone

In the quiet camp.

When he felt Feide's joy, Ino planned to find out.

He didn't know which version of the story this ghost belonged to.

If it were an undead entity that was different from the magical ghosts of Hogwarts and could actively attack, it would be of great research value.

But if it's just scary green ghosts like in the original storybook, it's useless.

…

Under the silent night.

A blue light flashed across, and Ino's figure disappeared into the tent.

And at the same time.

In the white mountains, a figure wearing a black hooded cloak quietly approached the camp at Morin Creek.

The lord of Rivendell, Elrond, also quietly visited under the cover of night.

It stands to reason that King Elrond, one of the few high elves in Middle-earth, does not need to hide his head like this even when he goes to Mordor.

Moreover, as the holder of Veya, the Ring of Air, the first of the three elven rings, King Elrond has truly unleashed his strength, and may really be able to compete with Sauron who has lost the Lord of the Rings.

Here I have to mention the power of the three elven rings. The water ring is elegant and made of mithril and inlaid with white gemstones. Although its power focuses on clarity and purification, it still has strong protective properties.

Naya, the ring of fire, is inlaid with bright rubies, which represents the flame of passion and creation. It can ignite the fire of the soul, and at the same time, it can also freely manipulate the flame to resonate with it.

The Ring of Air, Weiya, uses gold to carry sapphire, which contains wisdom and the agility of the wind, allowing the wearer to walk in the wind.

And these three rings have even more powerful characteristics and power.

Therefore, when King Elrond wears the Ring of Air, there may be no place in Middle-earth that King Elrond cannot go.

But today, or the end of the Third Age.

The rise of mankind has also caused the power of elves to decline. He can no longer directly intervene in many things, but he also has to intervene in many things.

In the main tent of the camp, King Elrond first found Théoden and told him about Sauron's other army, a water force composed of pirates.

…

Erech Valley.

Ino was walking on a narrow mountain path that was only accessible to one person, and on his shoulder stood the quiet Fed.

Feeling the curse and pain surrounding him, the shadows under his feet began to stir.

The Boggart instinctively raised the black mist, but when it did not actively invoke its power, these mist only appeared within a limited range.

But even this creates a frightening visual effect.

In the dead mountain road, from a distance, there is a shadow that looks more like a ghost. The fog surrounds people and makes it difficult to see what is going on inside. Only Feide is not loved by the fog.

Probably, as long as someone looks towards the mist, the first thing that catches his eye is Feide's eyes.

Time passes slowly.

Following the mountain road, Ino came to this cursed land and also saw the legendary Door of Death.

Perhaps feeling the breath of life, countless green figures began to emerge. They poured out continuously from the door of death until the entire area was wrapped in the breath of death.

Facing this terrifying sea of ​​the undead, Ino looked disappointed. This was the undead recorded in the books.

Although these guys are surrounded by death and curses, they are essentially the same as the ghosts of Hogwarts.

In fact, this is normal, if there really is a group of immortal undead army. Aragorn is not stupid. How could he easily promise to release them? Wouldn't it be more cost-effective to attack Modo directly and then release them after the defeat?

Disappointed, but Ino didn't intend to leave hastily.

Both Boggart and Fede enjoyed the environment here.

Ignoring these undead, he now wandered around casually like a traveler. Under Feide's gaze, all the undead in his path quietly bypassed a passage.

To be honest, the living environment of these Eden people, whom Gando jokingly calls mountain people, is really bad.

I don’t know if it’s because I’ve been bullied for a long time, but the layout here is like a mole’s burrow, complicated and messy.

"Tell me why you're here!" A hoarse voice sounded.

As the last monarch of the Eden people, Oakes had discovered the human in front of him very early, but the aura surrounding him and the blue figure on his shoulder made him decide not to provoke him.

He didn't intend to cause trouble, but trouble came to him. The other party walked along the mountain road and not only entered the door of death directly.

Now it seems that there are even plans to continue hanging out.

In this case, Oaks can no longer pretend not to see it.

"Why are you here?" Ino turned around and saw a figure wearing a crown appearing among a group of undead.

"I didn't come here for any reason. I came to take a look because I was curious. I will leave in a while. You don't need to worry about me."

Faced with such an indifferent attitude, Oakes felt unprecedented humiliation. However, when he clenched the sword, his eyes unconsciously looked at the blue bird.

He was an undead soul, and what he longed for was liberation rather than death. He tightened his grip on the sword and slowly loosened his grip on it.

"Then just watch it, and remember to leave after watching it!" Oakes' hoarse voice sounded again,

But compared to before, the tone was a little more aggrieved and helpless.

…

Return to Rohan Camp.

"Tell me, what did you do to them?" In the tent, Ino looked at Feide with a serious tone.

He is not blind. The situation just now is too obvious. Those are the dead souls cursed for three thousand years, not little sheep. Although they have no entity, they do not feel as harmless as the ghosts of Hogwarts.

Besides, Fide was happy only twice. The first time was when he drank the despair potion left by Voldemort, and this time something probably happened.

Faced with the question, Fide turned his head reluctantly.

After thinking for a moment, it opened its beak and stuck out a small black stone.

"This...?"

Looking at the stone that was obviously forced down, Ino suddenly thought of a possibility.

But before he could react, the Boggart in the shadow instantly covered the black stone again, and the stone melted like liquid.

The sudden change was completed in a flash.

Fide, who reacted, opened his wings and pecked at the shadow fiercely, but his attack was like a useless effort for the Boggart.

There was some chaos in the tent, but Ino didn't care.

Switching to the second perspective, he found that there were some different things in the black of the Boggart like a curtain.

Looking closely, it looked like a soldier holding a weapon, and the shape and decoration, except for a little less agility, were exactly the same as the undead just now.

What's more terrifying is that there are more than one soldier, and the figures are at least hundreds or thousands of people.

"The black stone set by Isildur..." Seeing this, Ino finally confirmed his guess.

Thinking of this, he looked at Fide again, and the latter turned around with an innocent face, blocking all sights with his gorgeous blue tail feathers.

"You are a phoenix! Not a robber..." Ino sighed helplessly.

At this point, he can only make up for it with more facts.

After all, if the things were really so easy to get, he would not have let go of Narnia's Christmas gifts.