Infinite Movie World

Chapter 1450 I am no longer the boy I used to be
Gandalf laughed, "That's right, you're going to grow up after all, and when I meet your uncle this time, I'll mention it to him."

Frodo's eyes widened in surprise, "Really? Gandalf, will you really mention it to my uncle?"

After receiving Gandalf's sure smile, Frodo jumped up like a child, "Haha, that's great! Gandalf, you are such a good man! My uncle believes in you the most, as long as you tell him Come out, he will surely agree! Long live! I can go out and adventure! I can finally go out and adventure!"

Gandalf looked at the excited Frodo, and was a little dumbfounded for a while.

Ordinary hobbits would like to stay in their comfort zone for the rest of their lives, but Frodo, the hobbit, only wanted to take risks.

It's really different.

Gandalf was both relieved and a little uneasy.

He is the sub-god Maiya. He has experienced three eras, and tens of thousands of years. There are crises in every era.

For example, 70 years ago, when the demon king Sauron was ready to conquer the Lonely Mountain and annex the entire Middle-earth world, "Didi" and the others appeared.

Didi was undoubtedly the biggest hero of that era, but at the same time, from another perspective, Didi was also the biggest outlier.

When aliens appear, it means that this era is no longer peaceful.

Gandalf looked at Frodo who was jumping excitedly in front of him, but he was thinking of Didi in his mind.

He is looking forward to Didi's appearance one day, but at the same time he is worried about Didi's appearance.

Because, he is very clear that when Didi appears, the world will be in chaos—of course, this is not to say that Didi’s appearance is wrong, but it just shows that this era needs "heterogeneous" like Didi. ", only those who are truly different from normal people can save the world.

"Gandalf, what are you thinking?" Frodo was tired from jumping, sat in Gandalf's carriage, and stared at Gandalf curiously.

Gandalf took a sip of the Chinese cigarette, breathed out a smoke ring, and said with a faint smile, "I'm thinking of my old friend."

"You mean my uncle?" laughed Frodo. "Don't think about it. You'll see him soon."

Gandalf laughed, "No, I'm not thinking about your uncle, I'm thinking about another friend of ours - Didi."

Frodo said in amazement: "You mean the Dragonslayer?"

Gandalf smiled proudly: "Yes, the world respectfully calls him Dragon Slayer, but I can call him Didi."

Frodo said enviously: "Oh, if only I could be born 70 years earlier, if I could be born 70 years earlier, I should also be able to meet Lord Dragon Slayer, and maybe even become his friend."

Gandalf laughed and said: "Perhaps! However, you may not have a chance now. Maybe one day in the future, Didi will come to us with his members of the Snow Empress Squad."

Frodo said with a smile: "Gandalf, you are comforting me again! The Lord Dragon Slayer is clearly a human being, and the average human life span is only 60 years old. Logically speaking, Lord Dragon Slayer has lived to this day , it should be at least 100 years old!"

Gandalf spit out his eyes, "This is a world full of magic and miracles. You and I don't know what will happen in the future, so we must have hope."

Frodo nodded half understanding.

At this time, their carriage drove slowly through a bag end hole.

Three little hobbits came out of Bag End, and they called out to Gandalf's carriage, "Gandalf, let off a firework! Let off a firework!"

Gandalf laughed, "Don't worry, don't worry, it's better to keep the fireworks at night!"

"Fireworks! Fireworks!"

The kids don't care when it's set off, they just want to watch the fireworks.

Gandalf smiled helplessly, and with a thought, several bunches of fireworks shot out from the carriage, exploding colorful magical lights in front of the children.

The children were all excited to run after Gandalf's carriage.

There were only three at first, but there were more and more, and they all clamored for Gandalf to set off fireworks for them.

Frodo said with a smile: "Look at you, Gandalf. Once there was a firework, and the other children gathered around. I think at this rate, we will hardly reach my uncle's house before the banquet is over." .”

Gandalf laughed, "How dare you say that, more than ten years ago, you were like these children, chasing my truck all over the street, well, you are still the king of children, I still remember, you I used to bring a dozen children, using stones and sticks, really wanted to rob the magic fireworks in my car."

Frodo blushed. "That was all in the past, when... when I was young, I was leading people to play house."

Gandalf laughed and said: "Another time, I was talking to your uncle in Bag End, and you took your three little friends and climbed into my train to steal fireworks, and you set my carriage on fire. But I still can’t light my fireworks, because of this, your uncle also paid me a new carriage, and the Zhonghua cigarettes that slowly filled the carriage.”

Frodo blushed to the base of his neck, "That, that was all about my childhood, I'm sorry."

Gandalf waved his hand generously, "Needless to say I'm sorry, after all I've already been compensated. By the way, where are your other three friends? I remember, they seem to be called Sam? Pippin? Merry? Uh, I remember your uncle said that the four of you together would be a nightmare in the Shire."

As soon as he mentioned his little friends, Frodo immediately became happy, "They are all my good brothers, and we are always inseparable, but Pippin was sent by my uncle to supervise the project of making waterwheels. He I said I’d come back before the birthday party, but I haven’t seen him yet, as for Sam and Merry, they were locked up by their respective families, and they won’t be released until the dinner party is held.”

Gandalf asked puzzledly, "Why?"

Frodo said shyly, "Because their parents were afraid that we would spoil the grandest birthday party. After all, last year when my uncle was 110 years old, we set the party on fire—we It wasn't intentional, we just thought the bonfire wasn't strong enough, so we added some wine to it, but unexpectedly, the flame was too big, burned the birthday banner, and then the flame fell to the banquet table, so it all burned up .”

Gandalf couldn't help laughing.

Frodo blushed and said: "Don't worry, nothing will happen this time, because I have grown up, and I am no longer the boy I used to be. I am much more stable than before, and I will never again Funny."

Gandalf smiled, and when he was about to answer, he heard a rush of hooves from behind the carriage.

Gandalf frowned slightly, and he vaguely saw two horses galloping over quickly.

(End of this chapter)