The Journey of the Infinite Wizard

As mentioned earlier, the Eastern Lands, especially the two places where the children of Ilúvatar awakened successively, Quavienne and Hildorion, were once Morgoth's lair and absolute sphere of influence.

in the vast lands, and in the shadows

, there are many dark creatures in the Prowler, all of them are Maia, Kundi and Hildor (humans) who were tempted by Morgoth and fell. They became famous and had sworn enemies with many races in the future.

The Orcs of Blood Vengeance.(Orcs)

In the beginning, the birth of the Orcs came from Morgoth mocking the children of Ilúvatar. He captured them and brought them to the lair of Utamo, making the elves submit after endless torture. He will

His own evil power was instilled into the elves, changing their thoughts and their appearance.

, and the Orcs were born. These Orcs will not remember that they were once a member of the elves or humans. Their souls have long been completely corrupted by the torture of Morgoth. Although Morgoth is

Their creator, but this does not mean that the Orcs willingly surrender to Morgoth.

Their feelings for Morgoth are twisted and crazy hatred, and they will not be grateful to their creator. On the contrary, they hate Morgoth more than anyone else. However, the orcs cannot resist, not any dark creature.

Being able to get rid of Morgoth's control like Ugoliant did back then.

In fact, Morgoth only miscalculated because Ungoliant escaped his control. Apart from this, no corrupted dark creature he created can escape his control. Ungoliant is just an exception, a very special one.

example.

The specific reason why Morgoth fell was because the time involved was too long before the birth of Yi Ya. In other words, there was no concept of age at that time. He and the Valar successively died in Ilúvatar.

Born in thought, the soul contains the eternal fire obtained from Ilúvatar, who used this flame to create the universe.

When the Valar began to create Arda, Morgoth, who should have been called Melkor at the time. He fell for unknown reasons. He destroyed the world that the Valar had worked hard to create, and took advantage of the Valar's unpreparedness.

sneak attack on them. As a result, the Valar's strength was greatly damaged and they had to

Perform long-term training. At that time, Melkor's power was the strongest among the Valar, and he ranked first. Moreover, his power at that time had not yet spread into the world, or into the evil creatures he created. This made

He was able to inflict a heavy blow on Vera, and later even knocked down two giant lamps.

He hates all beautiful things, as does Arda, and so does Ia, and the same goes for Ilúvatar's children. He is jealous that the elves can get the favor of Ilúvatar and the love of the Valar. He is jealous of Ilúvatar.

He was too good to the elves. He was equally jealous of the beauty of the elves and everything they enjoyed. He hated the children of Ilúvatar.

Women. Whether it was the eldest son Kundi or the second son Hildor, as long as they were the children of Ilúvatar, he instinctively hated them. Therefore, after Kundi regained consciousness from Cuvier, he attacked them. However, at that time he

They didn't dare to attack Kundi blatantly. They just captured the lone Kundi, took them to Angband, tortured them, and transformed them into orcs.

And after humans woke up, they were not spared his poisonous hand. Human beings were not as talented as elves, and they did not have the beauty of elves, so they were not loved by Valar. Although Ulmo, in accordance with Manwe's tacit approval, passed some civilizations through

The water flow conveyed it to them. However, human ears could not hear the information contained in the water flow. In this way, humans lived in the East, in Hildorien, where they awakened, for hundreds of years. Until they could no longer bear the East.

He risked his life and trekked into the west because of the danger.

Therefore, they heard that in the west, the land under their feet was a peaceful and safe land. After confirming that they had arrived in the west, the humans happily lit bonfires in the forest and sang songs to celebrate. Similarly, their

The singing and the bonfire also attracted a special human being, the eldest son of Ilúvatar, the elf.

As the king of Nargothrond, Finrod believed that he had seen many unique races and heard many languages. Only the strangers he saw and the strange languages ​​he heard this time made him

Feeling strange and curious, Finrod looked at them like this until they fell asleep one by one, and a feeling of love for them arose in his heart. No one was there.

As the guarded campfire gradually dimmed, Finrod quietly walked to them and sat beside the campfire. He added more firewood to keep the campfire strong. Then, he picked up the crude harp placed beside the campfire and began to play.

Music that human ears have never heard, and except for the dark elves that roam the wilderness, humans have never had teachers to teach them the art.

As Finrod played and sang, the sleeping people woke up one by one. Everyone thought they were having some kind of wonderful dream, until they found that their companions beside them were also awake and listening like themselves; but they neither spoke.

, and did not disturb Finrod's playing and singing, because the music and singing were so beautiful. In the words of the Elf King

Full of wisdom, all who listened grew wiser in their hearts; for he sang of the creation of Arda, and of the joys of Aman beyond the shadow of the sea, and as the song unfolded before their eyes like a picture, he

The Elvish language is also interpreted in their minds respectively according to their individual intelligence.

Because humans had encountered dark elves east of the Blue Mountains, their language was similar to that of elves. Finrod successfully understood the meaning of humans and communicated with them. Humans learned a lot from Finrod, and they called

Finrod is "Nomen", which means "wisdom" in their language. In fact, they first thought that Finrod was

Lot was Valar, a god who was rumored to live in the far west; this was one of the reasons why they migrated westward. So Finrod settled among them and taught these humans

Their true knowledge, and they loved him very much, respected him as their king, and have been loyal to Finarfin's family ever since.

For the Eldar were more skilled in tongues than all other races, and Finrod discovered that he could read the thoughts of men before they spoke their words, so that what they said was easily understood by him. It is said,

This group of people had often dealt with dark elves on the east side of the mountains and learned a lot from them.

Their language; since all Kundi languages ​​have the same origin, the language of Beor and his people is similar to Elvish in many words and changes. (Beor, Old Beor, whose real name is Balan, whose dress is Finro

After Germany, he changed his name to Beor. He was the leader of the earliest humans who crossed the Blue Mountains and entered Beleriand in the First Era.)