When Inningville seized control of the orcs, Sauron, hidden in the depths of the almost endless crypt under Middle-earth, suddenly realized that he had lost the control of the orcs released on the surface.

Ever since Sauron's former master, Morgoth, the corrupted Firedemons, the dragons he created, and the aliens that Ininville painstakingly created, he didn't even pay attention to the orders of the creator other than him. Feeling that his own strength is low, and Sauron also realizes that it is a fool's dream to try to conquer Valinor with only Oak.

The combination of various reasons led Sauron to establish absolute control over the forces under his command. Although Orc and the trolls did not dare to disobey his orders, Sauron also knew that with Orc and the trolls, they would not want to defeat Vera, occupy Valinor, and welcome back their master, Morgoth. At that time, Inningville, the alien created for him, indeed made Sauron extremely satisfied. Because, he almost captured Valinor, but because of Illuvita's stop, he fell short.

At that time, Sauron knew that even if he could create an alien, he should not expect to defeat Iluvita with the alien. That heavenly fire fell from the sky, burning and killing countless aliens. The alien that terrifies Vera and the people of Middle-earth, facing the mysterious Iluvita, can't make a splash. Sauron knew that unless he could create a race that could withstand the emergence of Iluvita, attacking Valinor again would be a repetition of defeats.

Through many creative experiments, Sauron succeeded in creating a new race of orcs. Compared to Orcs and trolls, they are indeed powerful, and even elves are no match for them. Although the elves have long since weakened and degenerated, the orcs created have also given Sauron a glimmer of hope. However, this still disappointed him, because the orcs did not have what it took to successfully capture Valinor.

He is desperate to create a legendary life similar to the Firedemon and the Dragon, and help him defeat Vera, capture Valinor, and welcome back his former master! It's just that Sauron, who is only a secondary god, does not yet have such powerful power and related knowledge that can be used by him to create a legendary life form. In the beginning, Morgoth, who claimed to be the strongest Vera, didn't he just corrupt and create fire demons, spiders, and dragons? He also failed to create, a legendary life, which was still defeated in the end.

However, Sauron was not discouraged or discouraged, he still hid in the depths of the crypt and continued his invention and research. However, at this time, he was shocked to realize that he had completely lost control of the orcs he had painstakingly created. The forcible seizure of the orc's control over the orcs made Sauron angry and terrified.

He simply didn't dare to show up in Middle-earth when his strength was not yet strong. Although, relying on the power of the ordination, he was quietly watching the situation in Middle-earth, and knew everything about Middle-earth. However, Sauron, whose power was not yet fully powerful, was still afraid of the elves. Like his former master, Morgoth, the only ones feared by Sauron and regarded as a lifelong enemy. In addition, the human race and the dwarf race were completely ignored by him.

Even though these short-lived two races had a strong ability to reproduce, Sauron never felt threatened. Only the elves who are immortal and have a strong background are extremely feared by him. In particular, the First Age of Inningville's dominance was a time when the High Elves had a very small population. However, the three clans under the hastily unified Inningville still defeated Morgoth several times and disintegrated his plot to the south. In the end, the three clans could only be disintegrated by stratagem, coupled with the fall of Yiningville at that time, which led to the complete collapse of the three clans.

Otherwise, if Iningville appears at that time, continue to lead the three clans. Not to mention humans and dwarves, just by integrating the power of the elves, it still has an unpredictable and boundless deterrent power. This point, Sauron's heart firmly believes, after the fall of Ininville, evil to the extreme, the alien he created also gave Sauron endless shock, until now he can not forget.

However, when he painstakingly created the orcs and let them go back to Middle-earth, the three clans of Chaos could not have imagined that he would completely lose control of the orcs at this time. They were forcibly taken over the orcs by a powerful being. Suspicious and frightened, Sauron did not dare to show his face in Middle-earth, nor did he dare to send his servants out to investigate, because he was afraid that the servants who went out would be caught and then leak his information.

He didn't know who had taken control of the orcs, but in his mind, Vera was the only one who could do it. However, no matter who came, its power made Sauron desperate today. Therefore, the frightened Sauron once again hibernated in the depths of the earth, and also secretly opened another secret passage in the hiding place.

After Yininville seized control of the orcs, after spending some time helping the orcs establish a simple but complete civilization, he wanted to return to the territory of the elves and subdue the elven races stranded in Middle-earth. However, in his mind, Yiningville, who suddenly burst out with a plan, stopped his steps to return to the west and continued to move east. After crossing the Anduin River, he continued southward, during which time he stopped at the site of the Elves of Isvel, where they had established their home in Middle-earth, and the land that had been a vast forest was now a great lake.

Iningville, who had revisited the old place, did not feel the slightest wave in his heart, and continued south along the Anduin River, over the waterfall of Lyros and then into the Ningdalf wetlands, towards the Ash Mountains. Afterwards, Inningville walked through the endless Ash Mountains, looking for caves that might be hidden in the mountains.

He's looking for the corpse, a large spider.

However, finding a hidden cave in the vast and endless mountains is not an easy task. Inningville turned to Sauron's minions, and eventually, he found the Orcs living in a colony somewhere in the Ash Mountains. These wicked, filthy Orcs were surprised by the stranger's arrival, and then rejoiced.

Sauron forbade them to leave the Ash Mountains and return to the vastness of Middle-earth. Under Sauron's ban, not a single Orc dared to disobey Sauron's orders! They live a miserable life in the barren ash mountains, using the power of volcanoes all day long, forging weapons and forging weapons of war. All for the sake of their master, Sauron.

So how ecstatic they were when they saw a 'stranger' from Middle-earth. Oak, who rushed to the top of another nest, soon got the cruelest reality.

This tall stranger, with a white and piercing white light radiating from all over his body, a jade-colored and elegant long sword crisscrossed the Oak group, and no one could get close to him, and no one could hurt him. The Oaks, who were killed, were then forced by Inningville to search for traces of corpses in the endless mountain ranges!

Oak did not dare to disobey Inningville's orders, and they guessed at this time that this mysterious stranger must be an elf. Because, he was holding a long sword of elven craftsmanship in his hand, and he was adding that tall figure that gave people oppressive power and shock. After adding the blow of reality, Oak also accepts it, searching the endless mountains for the traces of the corpses and the caves where they are hiding.

Inningville also stopped here, waiting for the results of the Orc's search! A full month later, Oak arrives with the news that the cave where the corpse is hiding has been found.

So, Yininville, who was already waiting a little impatiently, picked up his Excalibur and walked towards the cave where the corpse was hiding.