If you want to travel, just travel. Anyway, there are a lot of people traveling through time now, but why did he end up in such a miserable state of unemployment where the boss was killed? Earl never knew that his bad luck had reached this level. He could change jobs if his boss quit, he could practice again if he lost his strength, and if his companions died - well, if those bastards would die, then the world would probably be in balance. Think about it, the son of some king was once the most powerful magician on the continent, but now he has been reduced to this "impossible" status. Well, I'm not complaining, nine Nazgul can't make up three tables of mahjong, so he will always be abandoned. What should I say? He has reached a certain level of misery——
"Hey, hey! Don't close your eyes and fly! There are woods over there-"
Boom——
So facing the dozens of arrows from the elves, he couldn't bear it and roared out——
"I've never seen a landing fail!"
——This is a twisted world~~~~~~~There are always characters out of shape, distorted personalities, etc., And they are completely faithful to the original work. This is actually an embarrassing thing haha.
This article adopts all the names of the Nazgul imagined in the "Middle-earth Role Playing Game", in order:
Er-Murazor (King of the Rings, the second son of Ta-Qiatan, the 12th king of Numenor, and the younger brother of Ta-atanamir)
Kham? L Kaml
Dwar of Waw, Dwar of Waw??
Ji Indur Dawndeath Ji Indur
Akhorahil Akhorahil
Hoarmurath (Númenórean)
Ad? Naphel the Quiet Ad? Naphel the Quiet (female Númenórean)
Ren the Unclean dirty evil person "Ren"
Uvatha the Horseman Uvatha the Horseman
Intention: