Leading many Ainur astray to his cause, Morgoth waged war against the Valar, plunging Arda into chaos and ruin.
Morgoth, also known as Melkor, stood as the mightiest among the Ainur, yet he plummeted from his celestial glory when he disrupted the harmonious Music of the Ainur and dared to challenge the divine will of Ilúvatar.
His infamous deeds include the theft of the Silmarils and prolonged conflicts with Elves and Men, marking a significant portion of the late First Age's history with strife and darkness.
Ultimately, Morgoth faced divine retribution as the Valar bound him in unbreakable chains and cast him into the Void, though the scars of his malevolence endured, echoing through the ages in the form of his successor, the formidable Sauron.
According to prophecy, there awaits a day of reckoning when Morgoth shall rise again in furious vengeance, only to meet his final defeat in the cataclysmic Dagor Dagorath, bringing an end to his dark legacy once and for all.
The Valar then established their abode in Almaren, gracing the land with the radiant lamps Illuin and Ormal, which bathed the world in divine light.
The renowned Maiar Olórin, known in Middle-earth as Gandalf, stepped into the warm, embracing glow of Ormal. He welcomed the familiar feeling that stirred deep within his being.
The magnificent sight before him evoked a rush of emotions too potent to contain. Tears began to flow down his weathered cheeks, catching the golden light and shimmering like tiny stars. Pausing in the midst of this overwhelming beauty. He let the sensation fully engulf him. His hands instinctively rising to his face as if to capture and hold onto this fleeting moment of divinity for a little longer...
The full details are in the video! We have tried to create an enchanting story about the plight of the most powerful entity in the universe of in J.R.R. Tolkien, besides Eru himself. Follow along to experience the wonders of EÄ, Arda and Almaren.
15 сен 2024
