Legends of elves have been circulating in Central Continent. Human beings lived with elves at the beginning of their birth and were very close friends. Although the elves no longer appear in the world, as long as the story continues to be told, the glory of the past has not faded, but it has continued to protect Arda in a different way.
Legend has it that the gods relinquished their rule over Arda, leaving the future of all living beings in their own hands. They lived peacefully in the blessed land, not caring about the affairs of Middle-earth, but they also ignored the growth of darkness.
Legend has it that elves guided humans to resist darkness and staged a tragic and glorious history of conquest. However, for their so-called selfish desires, they also killed their relatives, betrayed their trust, and committed heinous acts.
Legend has it that somewhere in this world, there is the last remnant of the primordial era without any corruption, and the universe under its protection is safe. The kindest elves live there, guarding the most magical key in the world.
If the legend has any meaning, it must be that intelligent beings must not ignore their conscience, sins should be atonement, merits should be rewarded, and no matter how great the interests are, the words of the person involved must be taken into consideration. Regardless of whether they are eternal gods, immortal elves or mortal mortals, they all have the right to make their own voices heard and make their own choices.
When the choice is made, move forward with determination and determination, and feel that every process, joy or sadness, confusion or confusion, has its own meaning.
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The Lord of the Rings is re-released, and I am excited beyond words. Twenty years later, it will still move people in Middle-earth. It's 2021, and I'm still licking the leaves.
I am amusing myself and writing articles to pay tribute to the great god Tolkien and the eternal white moonlight - Legolas.
Most of the translations in the article are based on the century literary version, with the original movies interspersed. After all, the movie adaptations of The Hobbit and The Lord of the Rings are also great.
I recently refinished The Silmarillion, and I burst into tears as I read the book. I was also stunned by the powerful elves of the First Age, so I came up with this imaginative article. I parachuted one dragon to Aman to match the first dragon in Middle-earth, and the two dragons jointly broke through the sky. To put it bluntly, he is greedy for Xiao Zizi, his goal is firm and unswerving, and everything is done to protect him.
There is no time travel in the local area, and the span is relatively wide. The Silmarillion, The Hobbit, and The Lord of the Rings are all involved. The first chapter is about the creation of Arda by the gods. Those who are familiar with the original system can skip it. The second chapter starts to introduce the heroine.
Intent: The glory of the elves will never end
