The Fellowship of the Lord of the Rings - A Tale of the Elven King

Mi Yali ran desperately in the forest, she jumped quickly between the branches, and kept saying to herself "Hurry up! Express! Hurry up", she always felt the roar of the orc still in her ears Surrounded by it, she didn't dare to look back, for she was afraid that what she would see when she looked back would be the ugly and ferocious face of the half-orc.

The road from the northern border to the palace is not long or short, but for Mi Yali, it seems to be extremely long today, and it seems to be endless. Fortunately, she finally saw the majestic gate of the palace , Samir's serious and serious face looks so cute now.

Samir quickly found her: "Mi Yali, why are you running like this? Did you get into some trouble again?"

What is this, am I the kind of person who likes to cause trouble?Mi Yali stared at her brother in dissatisfaction and stopped to take a breath. She ran so hard just now that her heart almost jumped out of her throat, and a lot of wind was poured in. Now her entire lungs are blocked. It was so painful that I couldn’t speak at all. I could only support the tree trunk next to me and pant. After finally recovering, I said anxiously to Samir: “Something’s wrong, brother, the half-orcs have appeared, they’re coming in soon.” .”

"Is what you said true?" Samir suddenly became nervous. He stepped forward to help Mi Yali and asked, "Where did you see them again?"

"It's at the magic barrier in the north." Mi Yali replied.

"If it's the magic barrier, wouldn't it be able to prevent dark creatures from entering the border?" asked the other elves who heard it nearby.

Mi Yali shook her head: "I don't think the magic barrier can stop it. There is also a man in black among those half-orcs. Although I haven't seen what he looks like, I can clearly feel that there is something on him. A particularly ominous breath of dark undead, even if the magic barrier can resist the invasion of half-orcs, it probably can't resist this kind of dark undead, he is really terrible."

"How many orcs did you see?" Samir asked.

Mi Yali recalled and replied: "There are about four or five hundred. There are too many of them, far more than us."

"What should we do now? There are only a few dozen of us, how can we deal with so many orcs?" Aramir, who was left behind, said worriedly.

Samir thought for a while and asked the attendant: "How many of us are there including the wounded, non-combatants, women and children?"

"Barely there are less than 100 people." The attendant paused and hesitated, "But do you really want them to participate in the battle?"

Samir sighed: "There is no way to do this, go and call them here, otherwise once the orcs successfully invade here, the result they will face will not be much better."

The attendant nodded stiffly and said: "I see, I'll go now." Then he left in a hurry.

"Ah, that's right." Aramir exclaimed suddenly, "Her Majesty the Queen also went out just now."

"What?!" Mi Yali and Samir exclaimed together.

"How could you let Her Majesty the Queen go out alone at such a dangerous time? If something happens, can you afford it?" Samir yelled madly.

"Ah, I'm sorry, but I thought that the forest should be very safe because you let Miss Mi Yali go out before, so I let Her Majesty the queen let you go." Aramiel excused a little bit aggrieved.

"Wait, when did Her Majesty leave? Why didn't I know?" Samir wondered.

"About an hour ago, you went on patrol. At that time, I was the only one there, and Her Majesty the Queen came." Aramir replied.

Samir was annoyed by his momentary oversight.

"What should we do now?" Mi Yali asked anxiously, "Did the Queen say where she is going?"

"Your Majesty said that she wanted to go to the canopy to see butterflies."

Mi Yali jumped up and shouted: "I know, she must have gone to the treetop platform. The queen has been talking about it for the past few days. It is the only place where you can see the direction of your majesty."

Samir also hurriedly said: "Then go and bring the queen back quickly, let's go, I will go with you." Then he told Alamir, "Close the gate now, and no one is allowed to enter or leave. Let's come back, or don't open the gate again."

"Yes, Your Excellency, I will follow your orders." Alamiel promised.

After dealing with the follow-up matters, the two brothers and sisters Mi Yali and Samir set off immediately. Fortunately, the treetop platform is where the elves usually hold banquets in the forest, not very far from the palace, but this time, whether Mi Yali Samir or Samir walked extra carefully, the forest was no longer safe, and who knew when the half-orcs would appear.

They tried their best to reach the platform on the top of the tree, climbed up and took a look, and sure enough, Antinoya was sitting there with swarms of colorful butterflies flying around her. In the direction she was going, the brilliance of the setting sun behind her sprinkled on her long hair, emitting a golden light, and the expression on her face was so holy that people couldn't bear to be disturbed.

Both Mi Yali and Samir were a little dumbfounded. It was Antinoya who heard their footsteps and turned to see them.

"Mi Yali, Brother Samir, why are you here?" Antinoya asked strangely.

Immediately returning to his senses, Samir yelled before he was embarrassed, "An Tinoya, come back with us!"

"What's wrong? What happened?" Antinoya was a little at a loss.

"The half-orc is here, let's go!" Mi Yali stretched out her hand to grab her and was about to go down.

"What? Orcs? But haven't they disappeared for a long time?" Antinoya exclaimed.

"There is no time to discuss this now. We have to go back to the palace immediately. The half-orcs may have broken through the magic barrier. With their speed, they will arrive soon, so we have to act quickly." Samir said anxiously .