The Lord of the Rings: Lords of Middle-earth.

Chapter 766 Uninvited Guest

“Here…” At the edge of the battlefield, a figure draped in a black cloak stood on the battlefield from not long ago. He reached out and gently stroked the elemental turbulence passing through the air, and the soul fire in his eyes suddenly flickered a few times.

"A Great Forbidden Spell! Who did these Eastern Barbarians offend? The Kingdom of Lagrang has even thrown out a Great Forbidden Spell?" The newcomer said speechlessly. After all, this kind of thing is not common. In recent years, only the Northern Territory has seen a Forbidden Spell War. In other places, you can hardly see even a Forbidden Spell, let alone a Great Forbidden Spell!
"Clatter! Clatter!" A skeleton without flesh staggered towards them. Through the tattered armor, it was still possible to recognize that this person was Luwaku, the commander of the vanguard of the Dongyi chariots. At this moment, he was brandishing a broken sword and staggering towards the man in black robes.

"Whoosh!" A silver sword light flashed, and before Luvaku, who had become a skeleton, could react, it had been cut in two by space.

"Crack!" A pile of bones, no longer bound by souls, scattered all over the ground.

"Are a few thousand people worth a powerful forbidden spell?" The newcomer lifted his cloak, revealing a face covered by a hideous helmet. Crimson soul flames flickered and leaped. Clearly, this Ringwraith's rotten brain hadn't yet processed what was going on. Now, any Tom, Dick, or Harry was worth taking down with a single powerful forbidden spell? Had powerful forbidden spells become so extravagant as to be used to kill grunts?

"The Lagrang vanguard doesn't even have any high-level professionals? How can they be so confident?" After examining the battlefield traces, the Ringwraith turned his gaze to the Lagrang camp on the opposite bank. Upon careful observation, he discovered that there were no high-level professionals present. This gave the Ringwraith a real jolt of imagination. Where did the forbidden spell for high-level professionals come from? Could it be that the vanguard's commander was short of personnel? Did he just use a forbidden spell to clear the way?
Viss, of course, had no idea that his dragon's actions had fooled the Ringwraiths. However, he had just seen Caslo off, put his dragon back into his dragon flute, and gone to rest in his tent. Good heavens! He was just an ordinary third-tier dragon knight! Without his dragon, he would be an insignificant figure in a thousand-man army, and no one would give him a second glance. If it weren't for Vili's warning in the dragon flute, he wouldn't have known that a high-level professional had scanned their camp with mental power.

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"What..." Weiss was about to summon his dragon in shock and anger, but was stopped by Vili. After all, how can you guard against a thief even if you catch him a thousand times? It's a good opportunity to use Weiss's harmless appearance as bait. I believe that anyone would be very surprised to be ridden by the dragon.

"Is this a reliable approach?" Weiss asked with some concern. After all, this was like fishing with the lives of a thousand or so people; they might end up getting themselves caught in the trap...

"Don't worry, I'll take care of it!" Vili said confidently.

"I trust you!" Weiss also readily obeyed Vili's command. After all, the existence of the slave contract meant that Vili would not harm him. To harm him would be to harm himself. Moreover, Weiss felt that his knowledge and wisdom as a country bumpkin could not compare to the inherited memories of the dragon race. Once he got the dragon, he would do whatever it said!

"…Let's seize a tongue and question him!" After carefully observing the entire Lagrange vanguard camp for half a day, the previously calm Ringwraiths became restless. He had received a message from the Eastern Barbarians that the Lagrange army had launched an eastward expedition; otherwise, the entire Mordor would still be considered "Mongol." Upon receiving the news, Uvasar immediately rushed over day and night…

Yes, it's him, it's him, it's him! Our nemesis—Uvasa! This guy is so free to come and go, moving like the wind across the battlefield, that's why Sauron caught him and threw him here. To be honest, the Nine Rings are really a bit tragic. They have one of the best spatial attributes in the entire Ringwraiths, but precisely because of the situation where the capable are often overworked, coupled with Sauron's personality of cramming the main force, Uvasa once again became the only option for this scapegoat.

Uvasa took a step forward, and the spatial gate in front of him instantly opened. Without hesitation, he stepped inside. On the other side of the riverbank, a silver spatial gate also opened silently. A leg stepped out, and then the owner of the leg flashed and disappeared into thin air...

"thump!"

"Splash!" Uvasa crawled out of the Red River with a dark face (though no one could see it). The slight deviation in spatial positioning had caused the spatial gate to open on the river surface, and Uvasa accidentally stepped into thin air and made a nest.

"Heh! Lowly goblins?" After carefully assessing the camp's situation, Uvasa concluded that apart from a third-tier human knight overseer, the rest were all weak goblins. What? You call them goblin knights? To Uvasa, what difference was there between these goblin knights and ordinary goblins?
"Has the Kingdom of Lagrang gone mad? Anyone dares to be a vanguard? Goblin vanguard? That's hilarious!" Uvasa scoffed hoarsely. After all, anyone seeing a bunch of goblin vanguards in the human ranks would laugh their heads off. It's proven that the greatest use of goblins is to slow down the enemy's advance! Combat is something they're not cut out for…

"It seems that the human used a forbidden spell to deal with those Eastern Yi chariot people! How extravagant!" Uvasa didn't rush to act but instead analyzed the situation carefully. The biggest difference between him and other Ringwraiths was that this guy had independent thoughts and was the kind who could use his brain. In addition, he also had a bit of a knightly obsession, so Uvasa was indeed much less bloodthirsty than other Ringwraiths.

"I reckon this human is the one in charge; those goblins don't have that much power!" Uvasa didn't think those goblins could pull out something as rare as a forbidden scroll, so with that in mind, Uvasa's first target became Weiss, who seemed completely unaware.

"A good opportunity!" Uvasa's heart stirred. This human knight lived on the outskirts of the camp. Although Uvasa didn't think much of those goblins, he could still sense their battle aura. In other words, these were all professionals. Having already been caught off guard several times, Uvasa naturally dared not be careless. It would be better to easily kidnap them than to go through the trouble of capturing them.

"Hehehe!" Uvasa laughed happily. After all, what child cries every day, or what gambling addict loses every day! Avoiding those perverts, isn't this a piece of cake? A sure thing?
"Whoosh..." Uvasa appeared directly behind Weiss after crossing the spatial gate, her large hand reaching for his shoulder. It seemed she wanted to grab him? Had he been exposed?

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