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Chapter 554: Make up Maia’s identity to compete with Gandalf?

The story of The Lord of the Rings is simple.

In the legendary Second Age of Middle-earth, the outstanding elf craftsman Celebrimbor forged three elven rings, seven dwarf rings and nine human rings with the assistance of the Dark Lord Sauron.

In addition, Sauron secretly forged the supreme Lord of the Rings.

With the help of this ring, Sauron can become invisible and become immortal.

What's even more frightening is that this ring can control 19 other rings.

Sauron achieved his goal of controlling the whole world in this way.

Later, the whole of Middle-earth rose up in rebellion.

After several battles, people finally realized that lingering on the Lord of the Rings could only bring slavery and killing.

To gain freedom and peace, the Ring must be destroyed.

So, after hesitation and struggle, nine warriors escorted the Ring, went through hardships, climbed Mount Doom, and destroyed it in flames.

What is the Lord of the Rings?How are they created?

The history of the Lord of the Rings is long and complex, and their role in the fate of Middle-earth is, quite literally, central to the story of The Lord of the Rings.

The following is the classification of the Lord of the Rings, from the rings of men and dwarves, to the rings hidden by the elves, and finally the One Ring made for him by Sauron himself.

These 19 rings, also known as the Little Rings, were given by Sauron to the races of Middle-earth in the hope that the lure of the rings would overwhelm them and make them succumb to Sauron's will.

Nine of the rings were given to humans, and those who received them effectively became immortal, although their endless lives eventually became unbearable.

The ring showed them Sauron, and eventually, they fell before him.

These became the Nazgûl, known as the Nazgûl; they were servants of Sauron, possessing incredible power but entirely under his control.

Their leader, the Witch-King of Angmar, is Sauron's deputy.

Seven of the small rings were given to the dwarves, and although the dwarves were more resilient and tenacious than men, they did not surrender to Sauron.

However, the ring aroused the greed of the dwarves, causing them to collect a large amount of wealth. The dwarf leaders who owned the Ring eventually fell into greed.

The most powerful of the seven rings was given to Durin III and eventually passed to Thrain II, who lost it when he was captured by Sauron disguised as a necromancer .

The Ring of Thrain II was taken away, but the curse of the Ring never left this race.

It caused a "golden disease" in House Durin, and Thorin, Thrain's son and King Under the Mountain, also contracted the disease.

The three rings worn by the elves, the last three small rings were created and owned by the elves. They are called Nengya, Naya and Viya. Each one is related to an element and has a unique power.

They are invisible to all but the one who possesses the One Ring.

Neng Ya is associated with fire and has the ability to unite and inspire people, evoking hope in the face of despair.

It was given to Cildan, lord of the port of Mithlond, and finally he gave it to Gandalf; Naya was held by Galadriel, possessing the power of water and emitting brilliant light, Sam once said , Galadriel seemed to have a star in her finger, though he could not see the ring itself.

It has the power to preserve and protect, and Galadriel used it to hide Lothlorien, an elven forest, from evil; Veyar, who is associated with the wind, was possessed by the elven king Gil-galad and is one of the three The greatest of the Elven Rings.After Gil-galad's death, it was passed to Elrond.

It is highly likely that Veya possesses the power of healing and preservation, although it has never been explicitly stated.

The previous 19 rings were made with the help of the elves, but the last ring, the "Supreme Ring that Rules the Rings", was made by Sauron alone.

Possessing the ability to control other rings, the One Ring was created using some of Sauron's own power in order to make it more powerful.

Sauron's goal was to use the One Ring to influence and control the minds of those who possessed the Lesser One Rings.

It also has the same power as the other rings, but to a greater extent.

The person who owns this ring can also read the minds of other ring bearers and have the ability to become invisible.

Through chatting with Aragorn, I learned that he came to see me specially.

The famous bounty hunter/ranger Chang Wei is known to everyone from the human kingdom to the elves.

She has an exotic and prosperous beauty that is completely different from that of Middle-earth. There are rumors that she has killed various monsters. It is unknown whether it is true or not.

Aragorn, who had traveled with Chang Wei, knew that the rumors were not exaggerated in the slightest. Chang Wei was such a fierce guy. His beauty was as good as that of an elf, coupled with his powerful strength, he even put Aragorn to shame.

The Elf Kingdom naturally knows Chang Wei because the elves are all members of the Beauty Association. Chang Wei, who is famous in Middle-earth for his great beauty, will naturally attract their attention.

In Middle-earth, mercenaries, rangers and bounty hunters are actually different.

Mercenaries are a group of mercenaries who only know how to kill and set fire. These people fight for money without honor or mission.

Rangers pride themselves on being pure, while bounty hunters will do anything if they have money.

"Is this identity assigned to me so that it can be inserted into the plot?"

Chang Wei understood.

"Chang Wei, I need your help, only you can help me."

Aragorn made a serious request to Chang Wei. He knew that Chang Wei was not the kind of bounty hunter who was blind to money. With Chang Wei's strength, he wanted to make a lot of money, so he could only use the future of Middle-earth to make money. I came to ask for Chang Wei. Of course, I still have money.

Chang Wei looked at his equipment. He still wanted to be a noble master, not a warrior.

Thinking about it this way, how could he compete with Gandalf then?
A vulgar and reckless man, Gandalf would definitely disdain to fight with him. Only a wizard can do that. Or maybe he temporarily made up the identity of Maia?
Maia was the Ainur born from the thoughts of Ilúvatar, but her power and rank were inferior to that of the Valar. She was their assistant and helped the Valar shape Arda.

The leaders of the Maia are Eonwë and Ilmari, respectively the heralds of Manwë and the maids of Varda.

Although the number of Maia is extremely large, very few of them have been recorded.

The gray robe wizard Gandalf and the white robe wizard Saruman are actually members of Maia, but they are responsible for guarding Middle-earth as "Istar".

Istar is the messenger who assists the people of Middle-earth in their fight against Sauron. He has magical powers that ordinary people do not have, but living in a human body will limit their power, and they will feel hunger, pain and other emotions.

(End of this chapter)