Bringing the MC system to Middle-earth

After the battle with the Balrog in the Lonely Mountain, peace lasted for a long time, and there were no major movements for several years.

During this period, the rangers stationed near the roadside fort and the Etten Wasteland finally figured out the geographical situation of this huge wasteland and began to advance into the wasteland year by year.

As the advancement progressed, many damaged buildings and ruins of the past Kingdom of Arnor were discovered.

With these damaged buildings as bases, the rangers built new fortresses on them, constantly strengthening the defense, and guarding against the remnants of Angmar in the north and the Orcs in the Gram Mountain at the end of the Misty Mountains.

The Lonely Land is peaceful.

From the South Hill to the North Hill, from the Windy Hills to the Troll Forest and then to the Glen, there is no trace of Orcs or Trolls in this area.

But there is also a price.

The Orcs were driven out of this wilderness and rushed to the heart of the Etten Wasteland, where they joined the remnants of the Witch King and the mountain trolls, forming a strong force.

The pressure on the southern border guards of Etten Wasteland has become very great. They must always be vigilant against the movements in the north and always maintain sufficient troops to prevent the enemy from launching a general attack to break through the defense line.

As new defense lines are established one after another, the living space of the Orcs is constantly compressed, and the fighting in this area is getting more and more intense, with battles taking place almost every night.

Compared with previous years, the battles on the front line in the north of the Lonely Land are obviously much more intense. The most obvious way to experience this is that the number of people who have been rated as excellent rangers in the past two years has increased, almost doubling.

This situation lasted for a long time.

Just as both sides were thinking about how to break the deadlock, Levi, who was at home with nothing to do, came over.

He looked at this cold and snowy wasteland all year round, and the fierce front line of the dispute...

After a little thought, he took out the cube, connected the fortress built by the rangers on the ruins of the outpost of the Kingdom of Arno, and then continued to extend to both sides.

This went on for several years. On the way, I don't know how many waves of orcs were wiped out, how many trolls were killed, and how many strongholds were destroyed -

2967, spring.

A long wall was built across the Etten Wasteland, which kept out a large number of enemies from Angmar and Mount Gram.

Facing this high wall that seemed to have no end on both sides, they only had despair in their hearts.

The deadlock was finally broken.

It became a dead end.

With the Great Wall as a solid backing and barrier, the rangers were much less stressed. They were stationed in the former outposts and fortresses and continued to carry out activities.

The dispute never stopped, but this time, the rangers had an absolute guarantee to cover the bottom.

In contrast, the activity patterns of these roadside forts also changed. Some rangers left the front line and stationed in various fortresses of the Great Wall for surveillance and prevention.

Over time, these people stationed in the Great Wall were separated out and became an important branch of the ranger force.

They are called "Watchers".

Some older historians sighed:

"I have never been so busy in my life."

They quickly picked up their pens and continued to organize the materials, recording these changes one by one.

Residents from far away were amazed by the new miracles in the north, and the rangers who were close would never forget the scenes they witnessed with their own eyes.

The figure who put down the blocks one by one and continued to build the city wall was imprinted in the minds of many people and became a story.

Another year passed.

In the spring of 2968, Levi came to the Valley City to stroll around.

As always, it was still prosperous.

For the countless times, he sat in a chair by the window at the table, waiting for Bard to make tea.

Since he sat here every time he came, this seat has almost become Levi's exclusive seat, and no one else usually touches it.

Even Bard himself sat in the seat opposite him when he was doing things. In this way, no matter when, as long as Levi came, he could sit down directly without saying hello. If there was something, he would just talk directly. If there was nothing, they would just chat for a while and have afternoon tea together.

Sometimes Bain would join in. He would move a chair from somewhere else and sit on the side of this not-so-big table. While taking over some of Bard's work, he would listen to the two people's chat and occasionally say a few words.

"I was too naive."

Bard, who was searching for snacks in the cabinet, said: "I didn't expect that after a few years, there would be another building that could be called a wonder in the world. I really want to see with my own eyes how long the 'Great Wall' is."

"...It's not that long."

"I don't believe that."

Bard came over with a bunch of snacks and put them on the table.

Levi did not say more about this topic. He drank a sip of tea and asked about the situation nearby:

"How is Erebor recently?"

Bard, who had just sat down opposite, said while placing snacks: "Most areas have been repaired and become very new. You can go and have a look later."

"That's great."

Levi nodded and looked at Bayin again.

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This young man, oh no, it should be said that this mature warrior has been stationed in River Valley City since he graduated from Roadside Castle and served as the commander of River Valley City.

Without any favoritism, he became the commander purely by his own ability and the recommendation of the residents.

"It's so fast. The young man back then has grown up a lot and can be entrusted with important tasks."

Levi was a little emotional.

Bade echoed with a hint of something else: "Yes, he does have to shoulder more responsibilities."

"Would you like to stay here for a while longer this time?"

Rarely, he invited Levi.

"Of course." Levi agreed readily, but he was also a little curious.

He knew that this 'magic archer' would not shoot without a purpose.

Bade did not keep the secret. He patted Bain's broad shoulders and said, "Our young man is getting married next month. He is in love with a kind and beautiful girl."

"Oh?"

Levi smiled and looked at Bain.

"Not bad, not bad, congratulations."

He put his hand on Bain's other shoulder and said, "Then I will stay for another month and take a good look at this couple in love."

Under the smiling gaze of the two elders on the left and right, Bain seemed a little overwhelmed, and his hands were almost knotted.

No matter how old he is this year, how impressive he is outside, at this moment here, he is just a young man.

However, facing the teasing of the two, although his expression was a little awkward and he didn't know what to say, at this moment, Bain felt at ease from head to toe.

The one in front of him was his father, and although the other one was not related to him, he was like a father, and he could feel his presence and his grace at all times.

Bain felt very warm in front of these two people.

Especially when he thought about the important moment in his life that would come next month, he couldn't help but smile.

The happiest moment in a person's life is now.