8 The Fall of the White Robe

Saruman didn't have the slightest resistance to the fact that he took refuge in Sauron.

A few days ago, he promised Gandalf to go to the Tomb of Goodall on his behalf to check the seal there.

He found that the seal had indeed been broken, and he wanted to come back to report, but was blocked by Angmar's false king.

The false king of Angmar, one of the Nine Rings, Sauron's lackey.

That guy actually said that Sauron wanted to see him.

With inexplicable fear and doubt, he came here, Dol Guldur.

Here he saw Allah who controlled everything, and the real leader behind itSauron.

Sauron stated his request, asking him to help and serve him. Of course, he also proposed what he would give him in return, supreme power and endless magic truth.

After Saruman saw Sauron showing the mighty power of a blow of magic, he succumbed. Of course, he did not succumb to Sauron's despotic power, but to his own desire for strength.

Such a powerful force, yes, such a powerful force is what he has always wanted. Now, in order to take a step forward faster, he does not hesitate to work for Sauron.

Sauron's first request was Gandalf, or rather, Gandalf's ring, Naya.

Sauron wanted to get back the ring of elves to restore his strength, so he asked Saruman to send a false signal, intending to trick Gandalf into Dol Guldur.

"Do you think your companion will really come?" Sauron asked the expressionless Saruman, the voice from the darkness seemed to be joking.

Of course, Sauron did find it a little funny.

The wizard in front of him is really naive and ridiculous. Does he think that his power is so easy to master and learn?

Just because of this illusory desire, he betrayed his companion, it was really stupid enough.

Sure enough, no matter how noble a person behaves, he will have his own dark side in his heart, wizards are no exception, and of course, there are those... gods.

Sauron felt that he was very good at discovering these dark things, and that he could amplify them infinitely, and then use them for himself.

Of course, the most important thing is that often these people who are used by him are still ignorant.

"Of course, as I said, he will come." Saruman said again with certainty.

He knew Gandalf as much as he didn't know him. He clearly knew how naive and stupid this old wizard who always had a benevolent heart was.

Now he, maybe he is worried about his safety, and he is ready to rescue him.

...

Dark and gloomy, cold and silent, the lonely castle seems to have experienced wind and frost, standing on this dark wild forest, slowly decaying and falling. Vines covered his walls, and cobwebs covered dark corners.

"Step~step~step!" In the silence, one after another soft footsteps suddenly and slowly pierced through.

Gandalf gripped his cane tightly, and slowly stepped up the winding stairs.

It's surprisingly quiet here, and it's also a little disturbing.

Saruman called him to come here, but now, he is nowhere to be seen. Could it be that something happened to him?

Thinking of this, Gandalf's frown not only tightened even more. If something happened to Saruman-face, then there is only one possibility, that...existence, as Karl said, has really awakened, and is living here in Dol Guldur.

Worrying and wondering.

"Gandalf," a familiar voice suddenly sounded from behind him.

Gandalf came back to his senses, raised his head, looked at the figure that suddenly appeared in front of him, and was a little surprised: "Saruman?"

The person who suddenly appeared was dressed in white, who else could it be if it wasn't Saruman?

Seeing Saruman, Gandalf was obviously relieved, and it seemed that things were not as bad as imagined.

However, thinking of Carl's advice, he hesitated again, but within a few seconds, he shook his head again and put it behind his head.

That guy Karl always likes to guess wildly. Although what he said is very accurate, how could Saruman betray him?

They were ordered by the gods to find the Lord of the Rings of Sauron and destroy it completely.

How could Saruman dare to violate the command of God?

"Saruman, what is happening here, you say that evil is spreading." Gandalf asked.

"Yes." Saruman smiled, with an inexplicable expression on his face, and said, "There are a few undead and a powerful demon here."

Gandalf was startled, undead, devil? Could it be Sauron and his minions, the Ringwraiths?

"Where are they?" asked Gandalf hastily.

He wanted to confirm that if this was the case, then they had to withdraw as soon as possible and inform the Elven Queen Galadriel.

Sauron's strength was extremely powerful, and he didn't have the confidence to fight against it, let alone how many ring spirits were added?

"They are...here." Saruman smiled, and clapped his hands after saying that.

The next moment, a dark wind filled the air, and Gandalf saw streaks of darkness condense around him.

His eyes suddenly widened, looking unbelievable and surprised.

"Saruman, you have betrayed the will of God!"

Gandalf was startled and angry...