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The posture of Sauron's mouth leading the army to escape is so panicked and so real, there is no pretentious gesture at all.

His master, the Dark Lord who was using Palantir to stare at the battlefield at the moment, wanted this effect.

From the game after the Battle of Gushan, Sauron no longer dared to underestimate Alan who led the army at this time.

Ashur, who was defeated and fled, and Angmar, who hurried back to his master, all showed that this human being who suddenly established a country in the north is an extremely powerful enemy.

At this time, Sauron finally realized that he should not focus all his attention on humans on Rohan and the Kingdom of Gondor.

It's also time to pay attention to this young human being who is not strong, but jumps up and down.

So, in the place of Emin Alnen, Sauron laid out this series of tricks that he thought was quite clever.

First use the mouth of Sauron to bring an army that is sufficient to complete the ambush, and wait here for the elite troops led by Allen.

If it succeeds, it is naturally good. If it fails and encounters a little critical situation, then his adjutant Sauron's mouth will definitely choose to escape immediately.

Sauron had calculated this point, and he also knew that there were large forests and hillsides near the crossroads that were very close to Emyn Arnen.

There, Sauron ambushed two more powerful troops, waiting for Allen to lead his troops to catch up.

The Dark Lord's strategy is vicious and meticulous, no matter whether Allen sees it through or not, someone has always entered his trap.

The impetuous elf prince didn't see anything wrong at this moment.

Moreover, the Silvan elves living in the Black Forest have hatred for half-orcs dating back thousands of years.

In their view, the fewer half-orcs living in this world, the better.

Seeing that most of the defeated enemy army was about to flee to the north, Legolas, who led some elf warriors, led his army to catch up without thinking.

Because it is very close to Osgiliath, if the Haralds there notice it, it will be difficult to kill the dirty enemies in front of them.

But soon, they were intercepted by Allen who came on horseback.

In Allen's view, something was wrong with this battle.

Although there was no other movement in the north direction except for the fleeing enemies.

And the gesture of escaping from the mouth of Sauron didn't seem to be pretending to be defeated, but Alan just felt that something was wrong.

Because this ambush was too clumsy, and some of it didn't meet the level of the Dark Lord.

If you think about it in another way, Allen would not let Sauron's mouth, a waste of lip service, be the commander of the ambush army.

Is Angmar not working?Even if the head of Nazgul has not been restored, sending two Nazgul at random is better than Sauron's Mouth.

At least after being discovered, the fearful aura possessed by the Ring Spirit itself also has the ability to reverse the situation on the battlefield in an instant.

Another and more important point, Allen would not choose this place as an ambush location.

Because the battlefield at this time is the only way to Osgiliath, but anyone with a little military common sense knows to do some investigation work before passing here.

How could a qualified commander lead his subordinates into a dangerous place without investigation?

How long would it take to send out scouts to explore?
That's what Allen did. Before the army passed here, he appointed members of the Ithilien Commando to conduct a reconnaissance of this place.

The commando members, who are familiar with the terrain and are extremely good at hiding their bodies, discovered the enemy hiding at this moment in the first time and passed the information back.

At that time, Allen had already noticed that something was wrong, but the enemy had already shot him, and it was so clumsy, so Allen had to react a little.

Unless he wanted to make a despondent turn around and return to Pelakir, otherwise, he had to eliminate the enemies on his way before joining his friendly forces.

Under the surprise attack of the elves, coupled with the fact that Sauron's Mouth did not have the ability to command, the battle ended quickly.

After Alan pushed back Sauron's mouth, he immediately dissuaded Lindir, who was about to pursue, and at the same time drove the hunt, catching up with Legolas, who was still chasing the enemy.

While stopping the elf prince, Alan told Legolas that it was no big deal if the enemy ran away.

Leading the army into Ithilien by himself was no longer about preparing to raid the Haradians, but about launching a decisive battle with the Dark Lord in an upright manner.

Before setting off from Pelakir, Allen also considered relying on the speed of the cavalry to launch an attack on the Harads stationed in Osgiliath by surprise.

But things quickly changed.

Because of the war at sea, they won within half a month.

With the cooperation of the Gondor Navy and the Elven Fleet, the pirates entrenched on the east bank of the Antonin River Estuary have no ships that can leave that simple camp.

The war they launched against Gondor this time encountered an unprecedented situation. The sea seemed to loathe them. During the battle, either the wind direction was unfavorable, or it was foggy in broad daylight.

Fighting with enemies on the sea is really hard.

In the past, these pirates were defeated by Gondor's powerful army after they landed, and finally fled with the plundered wealth in a ship.

This is the first time that I was forced by the enemy to be unable to leave my house at sea.

And when all the ships are concentrated in a simple harbor camp, then fire attack becomes the most convenient method.

The sky-high fire that was deliberately lit, coupled with what seemed to be a sudden sea breeze.

This monstrous fire burned the pirate ships that were docked together in sevens and eighties.

A large number of pirates died in the smoke of the flames in their sleep, and some of them were burned beyond recognition.

The Haradians who managed to escape with their lives were those in South Gondor who escaped from the seaport and returned to their hometown in fear.

The intrusion of pirates to the Kingdom of Gondor also came to an abrupt end at this time.

And this, as Cirdan said, changed the situation of the war between Gondor and Mordor.

Allen, who heard the news, always felt that something was wrong.

The battle at sea was also too smooth. He thought that some unnamed gods might have quietly helped Cirdan from the side.

Otherwise, the pirates shouldn't be so easily defeated by their own navy. Could it be that the naval commander Berelah who was defeated by the pirates is so unbearable?
However, such a result is naturally a good thing for Allen, and it also made him give up the raid plan. Since all the power of Gondor can be assembled, why take risks?

After the day when Alan and Cirdan's troops set off from Minas Tirith, the soldiers of Gondor from Belfalas, Pinnath Kelin, and Amfalas had no worries about the pirates, because they came from The elven fleet in Gray Harbor has cleared the sea area in that area.

These troops who were originally going to support Baicheng, after simple preparations, followed the order of the ruling prime minister and rushed to Minas Tirith.

Even down the Broad South Avenue, it will take a week or two.

As for Pelakir, after Cirdan led the fleet back, after a war meeting.

Allen led the elite cavalry, passed the bridge across the Anduin River, and entered Ithilien.

He has to make preparations in advance in this land of the moon, and has already covered the Gondor fleet that will set off later.

And the dozens of large ships departing from Pelakir, together with countless small boats, carried the soldiers who originally guarded Pelakir.

Of course, there are also some of the militiamen gathered in Perakir.

The militia in the western region of Lebennin, led by Antonis the Fearless, went all the way north along the Anduin River to support Exelion in Osgiliath.

By the way, tell the people of Gondor in Minas Tirith about the victory in the south.

The horn of Gondor's counterattack against Mordor officially sounded at that moment.

What Allen didn't know was that the situation of Kyle Andros had also undergone a series of changes due to the arrival of reinforcements at this time.

Gandalf, who did not go south with Alan, set off from Minas Tirith and followed the South Road all the way to Anorien, where he assisted Sengar and Alger.

The gray-robed wizard who was worried about the entire battlefield knew that Alan and Cirdan did not need his help and advice, and he himself was unwilling to go to Osgiliath to face his colleagues.

So Anorien became one of his few choices.

And when the reinforcements from the west of Gondor finally arrived in Minas Tirith.

The aged prime minister, Turgon, boldly entrusted the support army to Gandalf, and asked the famous gray-robed wizard to help him eliminate the enemies that could threaten the Pelennor Plain.

In this way, under Gandalf's suggestion, the Gondor army, which was several times larger than the Varyags, surrounded the fort where they were stationed, including Alger, who had always wanted to do something.

On the other hand, Sengar led Rohan Xiaoqi, crossed the Anduin River directly from the island of Ker Androth, and began to harass the half-orc camp protecting the Varyag.

Facing the siege of the Gondor army at first, the Varyags didn't care at all, because they were confident that they could defend for a long time with their solid city defenses, and their allies were not far away.

But as Sengar's cavalry troops crossed the fort and entered the back of Ithilien, the Varyag couldn't sit still.

The most important thing is that the Gondor army has besieged the fortress for several days, and there is still no news of Minas Morgul's support.

Moreover, there was no movement in the direction of the black gate.

The Varyags, who didn't want to be the turtle in the urn, tried to break through in a few days, but they were all forced back to the fortress on the island by Rohan's sturdy cavalry.

Although the Varyags were a well-armed elite force, their fighting power was considered strong among Sauron's subordinates.

But after they walked out of the castle, what they had to face was the Gondor infantry which was several times larger than themselves, and the Rohan hussars who might appear from behind them at any time.

Facing this kind of double attack situation, the small number of people has always been the blemish of this army.

And the half-orc camp led by the ring spirits did indeed make a gesture of responding to the friendly forces.

But with the help of Gandalf, the valiant Rohirr defeated the army formed by Uruk on the banks of the river.

The panicked escape of the half-orcs also completely shattered the Varyag's hope of escaping from Kyle Andros.

But Sauron, who had regained his senses, noticed the sharply deteriorating battlefield situation.

Angmar's failure in Pelakir made the Dark Lord entrenched in Barad-dur realize that he was losing his original advantage.

Sauron naturally wouldn't just sit back and watch all this happen.

Under his orders, the Nazgul who had been guarding Barad-dur were flying around Mordor at this time, calling for the Snagars who lived in the shadows.

Lead them to gather towards Udun, the ravine behind the black gate.

And the Dongyi people who came from the north kept gathering near Heimen, setting up camp after camp.

These troops will become Sauron's means of defending the Black Gate, and also the confidence for him to attack again.

In order to deal with the enemy army coming from the south, Sauron also set up a chain formation. As long as the elite led by Alan was defeated, the battle would still be fought.

And as the number one subordinate, the Witch King of Angmar, he was indeed not by his side at this time.

At the same time, Sauron also sent Gothmog, the deputy leader of Minas Morgul, as Angmar's deputy to assist in the second ambush.

However, Allen saw through the plot of the Dark Lord, and his ambush near the crossroads became a joke.

He could only helplessly pass through the Palantir spar, and watched Alan, who had won the battle, merge with the fleet behind him near Emin Arneng.

And the mighty fleet also made Sauron dispel the idea of ​​continuing to ambush.

Because those fleets headed directly for Osgilias in the middle of the river after unloading some of their soldiers on the east bank of the river.

And, with the help of the wind, they quickly approached the eastern urban area, which was empty of troops.

At this time, Exelian, who had been stationed in the western city, found out that his own fleet was floating on the river, and at the same time he was ecstatic, and decisively issued an order to counterattack.

The son of the prime minister arranged for hundreds of Gondor elites to row dozens of small boats and enter the DC area through the trestle on the river bank.

And he himself even led the royal guards, along the bridge built by the enemy, and killed the Harad guards on the other side of the bridge.

Facing the sudden attack, the remaining Haralds in the city could only give up guarding the bridge, and drilled into the ruins of the city to defend on the spot.

If they don't leave, they will soon be dumped by Gondor warriors rushing from other directions.

Only those Haraldian archers standing on high places have been causing some troubles for Exelion's troops.

However, the Ithilien assaulters with fir bows in their hands quickly cleared them in the crossfire after crossing the bridge.

After a brief battle, the DC district of Osgiliath returned to the embrace of Gondor.

And the pressure came to Sauron who failed in the ambush and lost the city.

Some friends may wonder whether Mayer can help the forces he likes through the wind and rain on the battlefield. I think it is possible, of course, this is just my own understanding.

During the Holy War of the Lord of the Rings, in the final debate after the Battle of Pelennor Plains, Grimm said that it was impossible for the fleet in Pelakir to reach the White City so quickly, but the wind direction suddenly changed. And Legolas also foresaw the wind in advance, I think it should be Ulmo who blew the black whistle.

Of course, the same sentence, this is my feeling, there is no need to argue.