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Chapter 224 Dumbledore
To avoid revealing his identity, Dui simply used the Holy Light spell he had learned from Gandalf.

The holy light made the spirits of the Guardian feel extremely uncomfortable, and the fallen flying beasts were even more restless, flying fearfully into the sky to avoid the holy light.

The Ringwraith spewed out black breath, confronting the holy light. Its red eyes, flashing with light, stared intently at the strange old man who had suddenly appeared.

"Who are you?"

"I am Albus Dumbledore, evil ghost. This is not your domain. Go back to the Dark Realm!"

Dui shouted with a serious expression.

With a powerful strike of his staff, he unleashed a wave of magical light that forced the Ringwraiths and Fallen Beasts back.

"Albus Dumbledore? Hmph, never heard of him, just a nobody!" The Ringwraith's eyes flashed red as he sneered, "This is the Dark Lord's territory. Since you dare to show your face here, then stay and become my servant forever!"

As he spoke, he drew a Mogul Blade and transformed into a black shadow, swiftly stabbing towards Dui.

Before they could even get close to Dui, an invisible and extremely sturdy barrier blocked the Ringwraiths' attack.

However, Dui used the power ring on his finger to form a magical shield.

Under Celebrimbor's guidance, Dui endowed the Ring of Power with basic stealth abilities, just like the Three Rings of the Elves. Unless Dui wished, no one except the wearer of the One Ring could see the Ring of Power on his hand.

That's why Dui dared to use it in front of the Ringwraiths.

The Ringwraiths attempted to break through the magical shield, but the Ring of Power was constantly being filled with magic by Dui, and the magical shield could not be broken until this magic was exhausted.

Dui had already stored up a full month's worth of magic power before setting off for the Far East, and he continued to infuse the ring with magic power throughout the journey.

Therefore, the magic power in the ring has accumulated to a great extent, so that even if you stand still in front of it and let the Ringwraiths attack you, you can last for a long time.

However, Dui was reluctant to waste the magic in the ring, after all, it was all accumulated by him little by little.

Dui raised his staff and chanted ancient elven incantations.

The sky suddenly changed, and a bolt of lightning struck straight down, disappearing directly into the staff.

This lightning bolt was nothing compared to the lightning summoned by Gandalf or Saruman; it was only as thick as an arm and resembled a lightning snake.

However, for Dui, this was the limit of the lightning power he could summon.

As he struck the Ringwraith and the Fallen Beast with his staff, lightning struck the Fallen Beast with lightning speed.

The Ringwraith reacted quickly and dodged the lightning attack in time.

The fallen flying beast, struck by lightning, let out a piercing scream. Its long neck was pierced and exploded by the lightning, oozing black, poisonous blood. It fell directly to the ground, barely alive.

The Ringwraiths attempted to use mental attacks, but they sensed a solid mental shield around Dui, like a fortified fortress, which blocked all mental attacks and influences.

The Ringwraith had never encountered such an opponent before. It felt as if the opponent was a person wearing a tortoise shell, with not only an unbreakable magical shield around the body but also a mental shield in the mind, making it impossible for the Ringwraith to find any weakness.

Seeing that they couldn't defeat their opponent, and that the opponent was about to summon lightning again, the Ringwraiths quickly retreated.

The Ringwraith's fiery eyes were fixed on Dui, as if trying to memorize him. "Albus Dumbledore, I'll remember you."

Without paying any attention to the dying, fallen flying beast, his figure gradually faded, and he entered the Netherworld, leaving the battlefield.

Dui secretly breathed a sigh of relief after seeing the Ringwraiths leave.

If this continues, he's afraid he won't be able to keep up the act anymore.

To avoid the Ringwraiths guessing his true identity, he used only magic from Middle-earth throughout the entire process.

Furthermore, he cannot kill the Ringwraiths directly, otherwise Sauron will sense their death and turn his attention here.

Under Soren's watchful eye, he had no confidence in concealing his identity.

However, he cannot linger in Eastbourne now, otherwise, when the Ringwraiths return to Mordor, they will likely attract Sauron's attention.

After all, the appearance of a mysterious sorcerer in the Dongyi region was something that Sauron should take seriously.

He then looked at the Dorwins on the battlefield and the fallen flying beast.

Dui first approached the Fallen Flying Beast. Looking at the giant beast that exuded a rotten, dark aura, he struck it hard with his staff and killed it without hesitation.

He then unleashed flames, igniting the fallen flying beast.

Then he turned his attention to the Dorwins.

As for the other charioteers and Balkos, after seeing their "divine messenger" defeated and their "divine beast" killed, they completely lost the courage to fight back and fled in terror.

Dui ignored the fleeing people and walked up to a Dorwin who was clearly the leader.

The leader of the Dorwins looked somewhat awe-inspiring and cautious as Dui approached.

He bowed to Dui and thanked him, saying, "I am Balg, the chief of the Dorwin tribe. Thank you, Mr. Dumbledore, for saving us. If there is anything you need us to do, please let us know!" He had clearly overheard Dui's introduction of the Ringwraiths.

Dui looked at the sensible Dorwin chieftain and tossed him a medicine bottle.
"There's a healing potion inside. Just one drop will relieve the injury. Have your soldiers take it. We need to leave here as soon as possible. There are other Ringwraiths around here. If we wait for them to arrive, we won't be able to leave."

The Dorwin chieftain carefully caught the medicine bottle, and was surprised to hear about its effects. However, he dared not doubt Dui's words and quickly gave the medicine to his men around him.

As for the concern about poisoning, after witnessing Dui's methods, they had no reason to worry.

After all, if they wanted to kill them, they wouldn't have needed to save them in the first place.

And then they saw the soldiers who were originally seriously wounded and on the verge of death, after taking a few drops of medicine, quickly heal their wounds and become lively and energetic again.

The Dorwins looked at Dui as if he were a god, and regarded the potion as a divine medicine.

Some soldiers whose injuries were not serious felt it was a waste to use such a life-saving medicine to heal their wounds.

But under the strong command of Chief Balg, he had no choice but to take the potion, and then watched in amazement as his wounds healed at a speed visible to the naked eye.

The Dorwin chieftain was also astonished by the miraculous potion, but since it was given to him by Dui, he dared not keep it for himself and used the entire bottle on all his soldiers.

Soon, all the Dorwins recovered, except for the warriors who had unfortunately died.

The Dorwin chieftain, aware of the urgency of the situation, gathered his supplies and set fire to the former royal city of the Ringwraiths, Khahamur, before quickly evacuating.

Unlike the chariots and the Balkhos, the Dorwins did not seek to occupy the Eastern City. Instead, they employed guerrilla warfare to continuously deplete the Eastern forces loyal to Solon, disrupting supply lines and damaging morale.

This would curb Sauron's power in the East and prevent the East from completely falling under Sauron's rule.

This method of warfare originated from the suggestion of the blue-robed wizard.

Upon hearing the name of the blue-robed wizard from the Dorwin chieftain, Dui's spirits lifted.

He immediately asked, "Do you know where the blue-robed wizards are? I came here specifically to visit them."

Upon hearing this, the Dorwin chieftain asked curiously:

"Mr. Dumbledore, which blue wizard are you looking for? Both blue wizards are elusive, their footprints can be found almost throughout the entire Eastern lands. Romisdanus is mainly active in the Rune region, while Moreda is more often in the southern regions of Khaander and Harald."

"Can you contact any wizards?"

“The wizard Moreda hasn’t been to the North for a long time, so if Mr. Dumbledore wants to find the blue wizard, we can only try to contact the wizard Romisdanus,” the Dorwin chieftain explained.

“We are deeply indebted to the two blue-robed wizards who rescued our ancestors from the rule of the Dark Lord and have been helping us fight against the forces of darkness ever since. So we can only help you contact the wizard Romisdanu, but I cannot guarantee whether he will be willing to see you.”

Dui shook his head. "It's alright, as long as you can help me get in touch."

Dui then followed the Dorwin caravan, riding at breakneck speed for a day and a night, finally arriving at the Dorwin tribe at dawn the next day.

The Dorwin chief then led Dui to a place resembling a temple, where two stone statues stood prominently.

Both stone statues hold staffs, one with a long beard and the other with a short beard, and both wear cloaks that cover most of their faces, making them appear particularly mysterious.

"What is this?" Dui looked at the two stone statues with some surprise.

“These are the two blue-robed wizards, Romisdanu and Moreda. We built these stone statues in their honor to thank them for their help,” the Dorwin chieftain explained.

Dui understood and curiously examined the two statues.

The Dorwin chief prayed to the two stone statues with a look of reverence, and then led Dui to a stone basin at the foot of the statues, which was filled with clean water.

Dui was somewhat surprised to see the incantations carved on the stone basin.

What surprised him even more was that the water in the basin possessed a magical quality, making it seem extraordinary.

The Dorwin chieftain explained, “This is holy water. Our people are baptized here after birth to prevent them from being corrupted by darkness and evil spirits.”

Dui was even more surprised now. This procedure was somewhat similar to a certain religion in his previous life.
However, this holy water is indeed extraordinary, possessing a power of light that can indeed restrain certain dark creatures.

But what surprised Dui even more was that the Dorwin chieftain chanted a spell over the stone basin, and then the water in the basin rippled, revealing a hazy scene like a dream.

"You know magic?" Dui asked in surprise, sensing a trace of magical energy emanating from the Dorwin chieftain.

The Dorwin chieftain shook his head and said regretfully, "The wizard Romisdanu taught our ancestors some witchcraft, enabling us to fight against enemies. However, I am not very talented and only know some crude tricks, which cannot be called magic."

But Dui's surprise did not diminish. In the magical world, magical talent is innate. Muggles are just Muggles and it is impossible for them to learn magic. There are even Squibs who, even if they have magic power in their bodies, become marginal figures in the magical world because they cannot use magic.

Dui was greatly surprised that the blue-robed wizard could teach ordinary people magic.

Dui was filled with curiosity about the blue-robed wizard. What kind of wizard could create a way for ordinary people to learn magic?
Just then, a figure in a blue robe appeared in the water in the stone basin.

"Balger, what do you want with me?"

(End of this chapter)