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Chapter 95 Lucky Ruby

Woodland Kingdom.

In the area where the prison is located, it is quiet.

In a small prison, Morgan, who had fallen asleep with his back against the wall, suddenly opened his eyes.

Morgan, with eager eyes, quickly looked left and right, after seeing the surrounding environment clearly.

Morgan's complexion calmed down as quickly as he could see.

Then he let out a long breath.

"It's fucking scary!"

Heaving a sigh of relief, Morgan touched his forehead, which was covered in sweat.

He just had a dream.

In the dream, he, Thorin Oakenshield and other dwarves escaped smoothly with the help of Bilbo.

It's just that he was caught up by the half-orc just as he fled halfway.

And he himself, in the process of breaking out, was shot in the chest by an arrow attacked by a half-orc.

Before dying and falling to the ground, he saw clearly the half-orc who shot him. It was a tall and ferocious half-orc with half of his head bound by a thorny iron thorn.

Morgan knew the half-orc through the memory plot.

It seems to be the son of the Orc leader Azog, the Orc General Borg!
"call"

The breathing gradually calmed down, but Morgan felt quite uneasy in his heart.

It is normal to think day and night and dream.

It is also normal to encounter half-orcs in dreams.

After all, those monsters were indeed ferocious and terrifying, which left a very deep impression on Morgan.

But the key is why I have such a dream.

Morgan recalled carefully that his encounter with the expedition team in the dream was very similar to the plot in his memory, and he also escaped from the woodland kingdom by water with the help of Bilbo.

Then he was intercepted by a half-orc on the way.

This is not surprising, because these have been recalled in Morgan's mind many times today.

It's not surprising to have a dream.

In the memory plot, Kili was shot by the half-orc Borg with an arrow contaminated by the magic cave, and was almost killed.

But in the dream, Kili was fine, but he was shot in the chest by the half-orc Borg and died directly.

This makes Morgan feel a little too much.

Could it be that Tariel, who was the first to tease the dwarf Kili, is going to take an arrow for Kili?

What's more, Qili hit the arrow with his feet, but he hit his chest with the arrow, and he was directly promoted to heaven.

Of course, because he snatched Tariel and blocked the arrows for the student Kili, it was just Morgan's complaint.

What Morgan really cared about was whether this dream meant or foreshadowed anything.

After all, it started when the expedition team set foot on the lonely mountain.

The entire team entered the sight of the most powerful handful of existences in the entire Middle-earth world.

With an extra human being like himself in the expedition team, it is bound to attract the attention of those powerful beings.

Coupled with his outstanding performance along the way.

It is normal to be noticed as it should be.

It's fine if it's just a dream.

But if not, you have to pay extra attention.

If this is the case, then this dream is equivalent to giving yourself an early warning in good faith.

This is very important and timely!
In the world of Middle-earth with gods.

Morgan didn't dare to relax at all.

"call"

He let out a long breath.

Morgan reached out and rubbed his face vigorously.

With such a dream, how can he still fall asleep.

He stood up and looked out through the gap in the thick iron door.

Not even a single guard was seen outside.

The dwarves in the surrounding cells were also silent.

I don't know how long I slept.

At this time, Bofur, the dwarf in the opposite cell, looked at Morgan who was holding the iron door and said, "Morgan, you've woken up."

"What time is it now?"

Morgan asked Bofur, looking across the path.

"I don't know, but I guess it's almost dawn."

Bofur spoke in frustration, looking weak.

Seeing Bofur's appearance, Morgan's heart moved slightly, and he asked again: "Has Thorin returned?"

"I'm back, it's been a while."

After Bofur finished speaking, he turned around and walked towards the corner of the cell without making a sound.

Morgan also guessed at this time that Thorin Oakenshield must have broken up with the Elf King.

It is precisely because of this that the dwarves feel hopeless. There is no way to escape from such a strong prison cell.

And at this time, the day of Turin is very close.

If Morgan and Bofur were chatting like this in normal times, other dwarves would have chimed in.

At this time, the prison cell was still dead silent, and no snoring could be heard, which showed that the dwarves had been hit unusually.

Morgan speculates that Bilbo may be busy finding and rescuing people in the woodland kingdom at this time.

But he couldn't say that.

Morgan didn't say much, but leaned against the wall and sat up beside the iron gate.

At this time, his body was empty, not only was there nothing in the longbow and quiver, but even the badly damaged leather armor on his body was stripped clean by the wood elves.

Fortunately, there is a silver space ring rewarded by the system.

Morgan played with the silver ring in his hand.

With a slight movement of his mind, a trace of spirit came out of the space of the ring.

Scattered gems of various colors, the contract signed with the dwarves, and the high elf sword obtained from the ogre cave.
Looking at the few items in the huge ring space.

Morgan felt a little relieved.

Weapons, money, these are the fundamentals for Morgan to survive in this world.

Even if the dwarf's order fails, he can still live well.

But before that, he had to grab Tariel.

"Hey, what's going on?"

Thinking of Tariel, he actually immediately felt a trace of heartfelt comfort and joy.

But this is not a bad thing.

Shaking his head, Morgan didn't think much of it.

At this moment, there was a sound of footsteps.

The silver ring in Morgan's hand disappeared immediately, replaced by a huge ruby ​​taken from the space of the ring.

The footsteps stopped when they reached the outside of the cell.

Morgan turned his head and saw Tauriel, a female elf in a green robe outside, standing in front of the prison door.

"What is that in your hand?"

Before Morgan could speak, Tauriel looked at the ruby ​​in Morgan's hand and asked first.

"ruby."

"The spoils of my first adventure."

Seeing Tariel, Morgan immediately showed a bright smile on his face, and said, throwing the ruby ​​in his hand to Tariel: "Look, it's very beautiful."

Tauriel is the captain of the guard of the Woodland Kingdom. In terms of wealth, although there is not so much, it is definitely not lacking.

But she was still attracted by the ruby ​​in her hand for the first time.

The ruby ​​in front of me is much larger than ordinary gemstones, a circle larger than an adult's thumb. It is oval in shape, smooth and smooth throughout, shining in color, very beautiful.

At this glance, one can tell that it is a very rare and high-quality gemstone, which is very precious.

“Really beautiful”

Tauriel nodded, looked back at Morgan with a smile and said, "It seems that your first adventure was a great harvest."

"Of course, my luck has always been very good, just like meeting you."

"Give it to you, my lucky gem."

Morgan looked at Tariel and smiled, but Tariel just lowered his head and smiled without speaking.

Morgan saw that Tauriel was worried, and asked softly, "What's wrong?"

Tariel suddenly raised his head seriously, looked at Morgan and said, "You really think so?"

Morgan was a little confused: "What?"

Tariel: "Meet Me"

Morgan was so blessed that he hurriedly said, "Of course, I swear!"

Seeing Morgan's eagerness, Tariel suddenly smiled, looked down at the ruby ​​in his hand and said softly, "I'll accept the lucky gem."

"The king is very dissatisfied with the dwarves. If you stay for two more days, I will find a way. Trust me."

Seeing Tariel blushing quickly again with delicate pointed ears and snow-white neck, Morgan nodded vigorously: "I believe you."

Tauriel left.

Morgan sat leaning against the cell door in a good mood.

At this moment, there was a slight sound of footsteps outside.

Morgan turned his head and saw Bilbo appearing in front of the prison door with a large bunch of keys.

(End of this chapter)