Kingdom of the fallen
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  • Reads 21,464
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  • Parts 19
  • Time 4h 41m
Ongoing, First published Sep 10, 2020
***UNDER EDITTING***
As a ranger of Gondor, Talion was slaughtered on the Black Gate with everyone he ever loved.

However, Talion did not find peace in death. He was cursed, and resurrected, by a powerful wraith Celebrimbor, who reforged him into an undying spirit of vengeance. With their powers combined they dominated Mordor and forged a new ring to break Sauron himself.

This, however did not come to be. Talion was betrayed by Celebrimbor and Eltariel, refusing to die and instead choosing to become one of the nine, preventing a horrible power from rising with his sacrifice.

After being tortured by the ninth ring, he is finally offered peace of death and given back his feelings that he sacrificed to the shadow wars, including guild. So how was he ever supposed to resist a call for help, even if an unusual one?
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