As mentioned earlier, in the East, especially in the places where the children of Quivienon and Hildo Rion have awakened, it was once Morgoth's lair and absolute sphere of influence. In the vast lands, and in the shadows, there are many dark creatures of the Prowler, all of whom were Maia, Kundi, and Hildo (humans) who had been tempted by Morgoth to fall. They became famous and had a blood feud with many races in the future. (Orc)

In the beginning, orcs were born when Morgoth satirized the children of Iluvita. He captures them and takes them to Utamo's lair, where the elves are subjected to endless torture before they succumb. He instilled his evil power into the elves, changing their minds and their appearance, and the orcs were born. These orcs do not remember that they were once members of the elves or humans, and their souls have long since been completely degraded by the torture of Morgoth. Although Morgoth is their creator, this does not mean that the orcs willingly submit to Morgoth.

Their feelings for Morgoth are twisted and insanely hateful, and they will not be grateful to their creator. On the contrary, they hated Morgoth more than anyone else. However, the orcs could not resist, and not all dark creatures could escape Morgoth's grasp like Ugoliant had done at the beginning.

In fact, Morgoth miscalculated only because Ugolian was out of his control. Otherwise, no corrupted dark creature he created could escape his control. Ugoliant is just one exception, a very special example.

What exactly did Morgoth fall for, because time was involved in the birth of Yiya, and the age was too long. In other words, at that time, there was no such thing as age. He and the Veras were born in the mind of Iluvita, and in their souls there was an unquenchable fire from Iluvita, who used it to create the universe.

When Vera began to create Arda one after another, Morgoth was supposed to be called Mirkor. He fell for some reason, destroying the world that the Veras had worked so hard to create, and attacking them when they were unprepared. As a result, the strength of the Villas was greatly damaged, and they had to undergo long-term cultivation. And at that time, Mirkor, his strength was the strongest among Vera, and he was in the first place. Moreover, his power had not yet spread into the world, or into the evil creatures he had created. This allowed him to wreak havoc on Vera in one fell swoop, and later topple two giant lights.

He hated all that was good, and so did Arda and Iya, and so did the children of Iluvita. He was jealous that the elves were favored by Iluvita and that Vera was favored, and he was jealous that Iluvita was too good to the elves. He was equally jealous of the beauty of the elves and of all that they enjoyed, and he hated the children of Iluvita. Whether it is the eldest son Kundi, the second son Hildo. As long as it was the children of Iluvita, he instinctively hated them, so he attacked Kundi after he had awakened from Quivie. However, at that time, he did not dare to attack Kundi blatantly. Simply capture the lone Kundi, take them to Angban to torture, and transform them into orcs.

And after the human race woke up, it was also not able to avoid his poisonous hands. Humans are not as gifted as elves, nor do they have the beauty of elves, and are not loved by Vera, although Urmou passes some civilization to them through the water stream with Manw's tacit consent. However, the human ear cannot hear the information contained in the flowing water. In this way, humanity has been living for hundreds of years in the East, in the place where they have awakened. Until, no longer able to endure the dangers of the East, he risked his life to trek into the West.

Therefore, they heard that in the West, this land under their feet is a land of peace and security. After confirming that they had arrived in the West, the humans celebrated by lighting bonfires and singing songs in the forest. In the same way, their singing and bonfires attracted a special human, the eldest son of Iluvita, the elves.

As the king of Nagothlund, Finrod boasted that he had seen many peculiar races and heard many languages. Only this time the strangers he saw and the strange language he heard made him feel strange and curious. Finrod watched them like this until they fell asleep one by one, and a feeling of love for them came to him in his heart. As the unguarded bonfire dimmed, Finrod crept up to them, sat down beside it, and readded firewood to keep it alive. Then he picked up the crude harp that had been placed beside the campfire, and began to play music that human ears had never heard before, except for the dark elves who roamed the wilderness, for which no teacher had ever taught the arts.

In Finrod's singing, the sleeping people woke up one by one, and each thought he was having some kind of wonderful dream, until he found that his companion was listening as awake as he was; But they neither spoke nor disturbed Finrod's singing, for the music and singing were so beautiful. The words of the Elven King are full of wisdom, and those who listen become wiser in their hearts; For the songs of the creation of Alda, and the joy of crossing the shadow of the sea, Amen, unfolded before their eyes like pictures, and his elven language was interpreted in their minds according to their individual intelligence.

Because humans have encountered dark elves east of the Blue Mountains, the language of humans is similar to that of elves. Finrod succeeded in understanding what humans mean and communicating with them. Humans have learned a lot from Finrod, who they call "Nomeng", which means "wisdom" in their language. In fact, they at first thought that Finrod was Vera, a rumored god who lived in the Far West; And this is one of the purposes of their westward migration. So Finrod settled among them, and taught the humans the true knowledge, and they loved him very much, and honored him as king, and remained loyal to the family of Finaffin ever since.

Since Eldar was better at language than all the other races, and Finrod had found him to be able to read the human mind before they even spoke, it was easy for him to understand what they were saying. It is said that this group has been dealing with the dark elves on the eastern side of the mountain range, and has learned much of their language; Since all Kundi languages are of the same origin, Beo and his people are similar in many words and variations. (Beo, old Beo, whose real name is Balan, changed his name to Beo after wearing Fenrod.) He was the leader of the first humans to cross the Blue Mountains and enter Beleriander during the First Age. ）10