Bright Moon Fairy King

Orovel's eyes were closed. He felt the vast starry sky he passed through when he first came to this world, and the mysterious face of Yiya Universe was constantly displayed in his eyes.As soon as the scene changed, he came to the outskirts of Arda alone and then turned into a meteor and flew towards Middle-earth.

After falling to the ground, Middle-earth suddenly shattered like a mirror, and endless darkness continued to erode everything in Arda.In the end, only Orovel was left with light under his feet. He was alone in the darkness, and the darkness kept thinking about him, wanting to completely submerge him like the sea.Orovel raised his hands to escape.

The darkness gradually submerged him, leaving only his head and his raised right hand.

In my mind, the voice of World Tree kept echoing, "Oroviel, you can't fall! Your journey is not over yet!"

Suddenly Orovel felt a warm white light appear, and a figure wearing a white hood stretched out a white hand in confusion.With one force, Orovel was pulled out of the darkness.

Orovel suddenly opened his eyes. He woke up from his deep sleep. It was still the same snowy peak, the same snow-capped ground, and the scene of heavy snowfall.

Orovel stood upright and shook his hands with both hands. The feeling of fatigue disappeared without a trace.He stretched out his right hand and touched the broken rib.The piercing feeling in my heart also disappeared.

Orovel stood up, walked to the edge of the cliff and looked down. The huge body of the Balrog fell halfway up the mountain, and he died motionless for a long time.

He walked down the path next to the cliff step by step and soon came to the body of Balrog. He stared at the guy who had pushed him to a narrow escape and murmured silently.

He looked at Balrog's black and red heart that no longer beat, raised the Holy Sword of Grammer and pierced Balrog's chest. Balrog's body had lost its strength and life and became very fragile.

There was a faint light in the middle of the black and red heart. Orovel vigorously opened the Balrog's heart, and the sharp sword touched it while cutting.

The feeling of something hard.A round red crystal with a size of forty centimeters rolled out of Heihong's heart.

Orovel removed a piece of cloth from his body and tied it tightly. How should he get out of this still cold world deep in the earth? He couldn't help but ponder.

He held the World Tree seed with one hand and wanted to communicate with it with his mind, but there was no movement from the World Tree.

Just when Orovel was about to give up, the tied red crystal ball was pulled out of its body by an elemental power, and that elemental power was absorbed by the World Tree seeds.

"I'll take you out of here." World Tree's voice sounded in Orovel's mind, and then a white light enveloped his whole body.

Oroviel felt his eyes go white, and then he came to the exit to the east of Moria. Oroviel whistled, and a sound of horse hooves sounded, and a shadow appeared in front of him.

Orovir turned over and mounted the Shadow Chaser and set off north in the direction of Rovanian.

Rhovanion, also known as Wilderland, is located in northern Middle-earth and is a vast area east of the Misty Mountains.The Anduin River flows through it, and vast, dense green forests are also part of it.

Strictly speaking, Rovanion was originally only used to refer to a small area east of the Great Greenwood, where the Kingdom of Rovanion was later established.But by the late Third Age, the entire wilderness was known as Rhovanion.

Many wild horses and bison thrive in the Rovanian Plains.

In the First Age, the elves traveled across Rhovanion on their great journey, and long later the ancestor of mankind, the Atanatari, followed in their footsteps.This is the only record of Rovanion in the First Age.

In the Second Age, two Silvan elven kingdoms were established in the Rhovanion realm and ruled by the Sindar elven lords: the Great Greenwood and Lothlorien.

In the final battle of the Alliance against Sauron's army, the Battle of Dagorad was fought in southern Rovanion.In the Marshes of the Golden Iris, Isildur, son of Elendil and High King of Gondor, died in battle, and the One Ring he carried was lost in the marshes.

In the mid-1248th century of the Third Age, under the rule of Vidugavia, the Kingdom of Rhovanion became the most prosperous among the northern kingdoms. At that time, Minarka served as the regent of Atanatar II, King of Gondor. Manage the country.Vidugavia, "the most powerful of the northern lords", calls himself the "King of Rovanion", although his territory only occupies the area between the Black Forest and the Running River, far from the entire Rovanian territory. Nian Wasteland is huge.In 1250 of the Third Era, Minarka led an expedition deep into Rovanion, using the power of northern humans to destroy many Dongyi settlements, among which Vidugavia contributed greatly.From then on, the Kingdom of Rhovanion and Gondor became allies.In 1432 of the Third Age, Minarka sent his son Veraka as an envoy to Rovanion.There, Veraka was influenced by northern culture to the fullest, even beyond his father's expectations.He married Vidumavi, the daughter of Vidugavya.They had a son, Venithaya, whom the people of Gondor called Eldakar.When Ming Alka ascended the throne as Romendaqir II and Veraka became the heir to the throne, Eldakar's origins caused great controversy.Many people believe that the noble Númenorean blood should not be mixed with "lower" humans, and that such a nondescript hybrid should not become the future ruler of Gondor; many others believe that Eldakar will be like his mother's people Just as short-lived.In 1437 of the Third Age, Eldarkar ascended the throne, and the controversy became more and more intense.In 1447 of the Third Era, a full-scale civil war broke out. Rebels who attempted to overthrow the king's rule and an alliance of nobles fought against each other, which was known in history as "Family Fighting."The brutal war greatly weakened Gondor's national power.Eventually, the rebel leader Castamir ascended the throne, and Eldakar barely escaped capture and fled to his hometown of the Kingdom of Rovanion.In 1490 of the Third Era, Eldakar led the Rhovanian army to launch a counterattack and successfully regained the throne. His rule lasted until [-] of the Third Era.

In 1636 of the Third Era, the great plague swept through the Kingdom of Rhovanion, killing more than half of the residents in the kingdom.After the plague, the kingdom's national power gradually declined.In 1851 of the Third Era, the Chariot People launched a massive attack. Gondor and the Northern Kingdoms joined forces to face the enemy. The battle began on the plains south of the Black Forest, known in history as the Battle of the Plains.King Namachir II of Gondor and Malher'ari, the noble leader of the Rhovanion Kingdom, were killed in a battle, and the Chariot Men occupied the Rhovanion Kingdom.Many Rhovanians were enslaved, a few crossed the River Run to Dale, and others fled to Gondor.Some refugees moved northward under the leadership of Malkhweni, the son of Malkh Ali, all the way to the Anduin Valley, settling between the Rock of Kar and the Golden Iris Marsh, and from time to time they accepted some refugees who came through the Black Forest. By.These people were the future Eotheods, a branch of the northern humans.For those enslaved, the suffering would last for 43 years.In 1899 of the Third Age, the Rovanians, who were suffering from oppression, broke out in rebellion. At the same time, Gondor attacked the Chariot People from the west. The former allies cooperated internally and externally, and finally drove the Chariot People out of Rovanion.Although freed, the kingdom of Rhovanion was weakened by disease and war, and many of its inhabitants chose to emigrate to Gondor.The people of Gondor regarded them as distant relatives and accepted them.

Many kingdoms are located in the Rhovanion Wasteland.To the north of the wilderness are the halls built by the dwarves in Mount Erebor and the Gray Mountains, as well as the human settlement of Riverdale City; in the upper reaches of Anduin is the territory of the Eotheoids; in the north of the Great Greenwood is Silvan ruled by Thranduil. The Elf Kingdom, the southern part of the forest and Lothlórien are the territories of Amdir.Farther south, near the waterfalls of Sarn Gabir, is the northern territory of Gondor; the valley of Anduin is the home of the Stor hobbits.

Around 2460 of the Third Age, Sauron returned to Dol Guldur in the south of the Great Greenwood, and the shadow of evil power enveloped Rovanian.Darkness invaded the Great Green Forest, hence the name "Black Forest".The evil dragon Smaug occupied the Lonely Mountain and massacred the dwarves, forcing the survivors to find another home.Most of the dwarves fled to the Blue Mountains of Eriador, and some went to the Iron Hills.The humans in Riverdale City were also attacked by Smaug, and the refugees fled to various places.The Beorn clan and the humans of Lake Town still live near the forest.The Éotheords migrated southward and settled in Carenathon at the invitation of Gondor, which later became Rohan.

At the end of the Third Age, after the Battle of the Five Armies, the Lonely Mountain and the Vale were rebuilt.After the War of the Ring, Sauron was completely defeated and the Dark Forest was freed from the shadows.It was renamed "Erein Rathgarland", or "Greenleaf Forest".When the Fourth Age came, many elves crossed the sea to Valinor, and the influence of the few remaining became increasingly weak.Eventually, much of the forest became the territory of the Reunited Kingdom.