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Dui searched in another space bag and took out the only remaining bottle of soothing potion.

"Come on, little one, drink this and you'll feel better."

The young eagle is very smart. When he is less than three years old, he can understand what people say.

Coupled with his previous experiences, he is very well-behaved and sensible.

He obediently opened his mouth and drank the bitter potion without any resistance.

Because he knew it was something good for him.

The effect of the magic potion was rapid. The originally weak eagle now had more vitality, and even its feathers became brighter.

The eaglet cried out joyfully, its voice even more powerful than before.

The look he gave Dui became more intimate and affectionate, as if he treated Dui as a relative.

Beorn and his companions naturally noticed the change and said happily, "It seems he has accepted you, Duir. You have a giant eagle companion now!"

Dui had a smile on his face, and the corners of his mouth couldn't help but rise slightly.

It seems that he needs to make some more potions. Although the palliative is effective, it cannot change the eagle's congenital weakness. Later, he will have to make healing potions such as blood-replenishing potions and recovery potions.

However, some of the ingredients for these potions are only available in another world, so he has to find alternative ingredients.

On this point, he could consult Daregast, the herbalist expert in Middle-earth.

"By the way, Doyle, have you named this little fellow?" Bilbo asked curiously as he looked at the eaglet, which was taller than himself.

Dui thought for a moment and said, "Thorondor, I hope he can inherit the name of his ancestors and become a giant eagle soaring in the sky."

"Thorondor!" Beorn was a little surprised when he heard this. He didn't expect that Dewi would have such high expectations for this young eagle.

You should know that Thorondo is the name of the first giant eagle in the world and the ancestor of all giant eagles.

In the First Age, he led the Giant Eagles in the war against Morgoth, assisted the Valar and the Elves in defeating the forces of darkness, destroyed Morgoth's fortress Angband, and rescued the Elf leader Turgon who was captured by Morgoth in the War of Wrath.

He has made great military achievements and is famous far and wide.

So a sick young eagle was given a very resounding name.

The young eagle also showed what it means to be a newborn calf that is not afraid of a tiger, and accepted the name without any pressure at all.

Due was afraid that the young eagle Thorondor would be suffocated, so he released him and handed him over to Bilbo for care.

Bilbo was obviously very interested in taking care of a baby giant eagle, and he enjoyed it even though the chick was bigger than him.

He even used gold coins to buy a lot of meat from the residents of Long Lake Town to feed Thorondo.

More responsible than the master Dui.

After leaving the responsibility of taking care of the eaglet to Bilbo, Dewy began to study the Book of Abraham on his own.

The Book of Abraham contains many alchemical runes and knowledge, the most important of which is about making the Philosopher's Stone, also known as the Sorcerer's Stone.

The content of the book was very profound, and even with Nicolas Flamel's interpretation and annotations, it still gave Dew a headache to read.

Dui was naturally most concerned about the method of making the magic stone.

However, he has not even started learning alchemy yet, let alone understanding the most profound chapter of the Philosopher's Stone.

Helplessly, Dui could only start from the most basic and simplest alchemy knowledge.

Fortunately, he had never stopped learning runes since he signed in to obtain the "Magic Dictionary".

Runes are the premise and foundation for learning alchemy.

That’s why you can understand the alchemical runes and knowledge in the Book of Abraham.

However, before Dui could finish learning the basic alchemy knowledge, Gandalf returned.

And accompanying him came the Elf King Thranduil and the Elf army.

Looking at the army of elves in golden armor standing still outside the city of Vale, and Thranduil riding a giant deer at the head of the army, Dui turned to look at Gandalf.

"Gandalf, have you succeeded in convincing Thranduil?"

Gandalf smiled wryly and shook his head.

"No, Thranduil is as stubborn as the dwarves. He came this time to ask Thorin for the white gem that he had once commissioned the dwarves to forge."

"He brought an army here just for a necklace?" Bud couldn't believe it.

"That was his late wife's relic, and it means a lot to him." This was the only explanation Gandalf could give.

"But the only good news is that Thranduil is willing to form an alliance with the humans of Lake Town and has brought enough food to survive the winter."

Hearing the good news, Bud turned his worry into joy.

He was originally worried about the lack of winter supplies for the residents of Long Lake Town, but now Thranduil's food is a timely relief.

So Bard led everyone out of the city to welcome Thranduil.

"Your Majesty Thranduil, I didn't expect you to come."

Thranduil rode on a giant deer with huge horns, his posture still upright and his temperament imposing.

"I heard you needed help, so I brought some supplies."

As he waved his hand, elves came in front of him with large carriages loaded with grain, vegetables and meat.

Looking at so many supplies, Bud was full of surprise. This was more than just a little bit, it was more than enough for them to have enough food and clothing to get through the entire winter.

"You saved us. I don't know how to thank you."

"Your thanks are unnecessary. I have not come for you," Thranduil said. "I have come to reclaim what is mine, something the dwarves have hidden from me."

Bard did not comment on this, but he still welcomed Thranduil and the elves and invited them to come into the city of Dale to rest.

Thranduil did not refuse and entered the city with Bard and a team of guards.

He looked around with a hint of surprise.

"This River Valley City was once destroyed by a dragon. When did you find skilled craftsmen who could rebuild the city walls in just a few days?"

Upon hearing this, Bard explained with pride, "This is all thanks to Wizard Duyle. His magic was like a miracle, and he repaired the damaged buildings in an instant.

And Mr. Beorn turned into a giant bear and carried huge stones for us, which is why we have such a strong wall now! "

Thranduil suddenly understood, but his surprise only increased.

And just ahead, Dui and his companions were waiting.

"Your Majesty Thranduil, it's nice to see you again!" Dui said with a smile.

"I am also surprised, the black-robed wizard Doyle, the dragon-slayer and Smaug's master. Your name is now well-known in Mirkwood."

Thranduil turned over and got off the giant deer's back, his eyes full of admiration.

Chapter 113 Confrontation

Facing Thranduil's praise.

Dui gave a modest smile.

"Your Majesty Thranduil is too kind. This is not solely my achievement."

"Oh, by the way, where is His Highness Legolas? Why don't I see him?"

Thranduil's smile widened when he heard Dui asking about his proudest son.

"He has found some Orc tracks and is following them."

Speaking of orcs, Gandalf's expression suddenly became serious, and his brows slightly frowned: "Your Majesty, do you know where these orcs appeared?"

Thranduil said nonchalantly, "They appeared north of Mirkwood, and seemed to be coming from the Misty Mountains in the north. Legolas followed them out of concern. He should be back in a few days."

Thranduil cared little for the outside world except what was happening in the Woodland Kingdom.

This time he came here to retrieve the white gemstone necklace that he had ordered for his deceased wife.

As for the war between the dwarves and the orcs, he did not provide assistance when the dragon attacked Lonely Mountain, and he did not intend to take action this time either.

However, his son Legolas disagreed with him.

Legolas has a more compassionate heart. He believes that although the dwarves of Lonely Mountain have grudges against them, they are still in the same boat. Now that they are facing a powerful enemy (the Orcs), they need to put aside their past grudges and unite to fight the enemy instead of passively retreating into the Mirkwood.

So he took the initiative to track down Oak's team and tried to find Oak's base camp.

Thranduil did not stay long in Dale.

After allowing the elven army to reorganize itself briefly, they will continue their march towards Lonely Mountain.

Seeing this, Gandalf tried to persuade him again.

"Your Majesty Thranduil, the Orc army may invade at any time. Your conflict with Thorin will only give the Orcs an opportunity to take advantage..."

Thranduil raised his hand to stop Gandalf from continuing to persuade him, and said without question: "This is not my decision. As long as Thorin Oakenshield hands over the things of my deceased wife, I will immediately turn my army around and not stay a moment longer."

A hint of sarcasm appeared on his face.

"But do you think Thorin Oakenshield would agree? Madness runs in his family's blood. I've seen his grandfather go mad with my own eyes. I'm afraid Thorin is no less crazy now, right?"

Although the white gem necklace that Thranduil wanted was not as valuable as the Arkenstone, it was also priceless.

Thorin's grandfather Thor was affected by dragon disease. After the white gem necklace was made, he developed a greedy and possessive heart and refused to return it to Thranduil.

This caused enmity between the dwarves of Lonely Mountain and the elves of the Woodland Kingdom.

This also led to the Woodland Kingdom choosing to stand idly by when the Lonely Mountain was invaded by the dragon Smaug.

Gandalf sighed helplessly when he thought of Thorin who had gone mad due to dragon disease.

There is no doubt that given Thorin's current mental state, he would not be willing to share even a gold coin, let alone the white gem necklace.

What made Gandalf even more worried was that not only Thranduil wanted to ask Thorin for the white gem necklace.

Even Bard followed Thranduil and asked Thorin for compensation for the losses suffered by Long Lake Town, and as a descendant of Girion, Lord of River Valley, he had the right to take back his share of the treasure.

After all, when the dragon Smaug destroyed Dale, he also collected all of Dale's treasures in Lonely Mountain.

So the treasure on the Lonely Mountain contains not only the dwarves', but also part of the humans of Dale.

But Bard also didn't want to see a war between elves, humans, and dwarves.

So he asked Thranduil to let him negotiate with Thorin first.