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Gulu's mood, Karl, is understandable. This guy has long been corrupted by the Lord of the Rings and has become delirious. The only obsession is to regard the Lord of the Rings as his own, and then give everything for it.

But now, the thing he has been obsessed with has disappeared, how could he not be sad?

Carl is also thinking now.

The Ring fell into Orc's hands, and so long had elapsed, was it possible for him to get it back.

Orcs are Sauron's army and minions, thinking that the Lord of the Rings has fallen into their hands, and may even have returned to Sauron's hands, Karl has to worry.

You know, in the original plot, even if Sauron didn't have the Lord of the Rings, he still led and commanded his armies of Orcs, Orcs, Trolls, etc., and captured countless human and elf territories and cities.

Even, in the end, if the Lord of the Rings hadn't been "thrown" into the lava of Doomsday Volcano by Gulu, it would be destroyed. Middle-earth may all be ushering in a dark age—the reign of Sauron.

And if Sauron really got the Lord of the Rings now, how much stronger would he become than before?

Carl now only hopes that there is still room for saving things, and he is going to... find the Lord of the Rings.

...

After explaining a few words to Gulu, Carl turned and went out the door.

When he rescued Gulu yesterday, there was a group of people's opinions, and he saved it directly.

Therefore, everyone's doubts were not small, so he naturally had to explain the situation to them.

...

"What, the murderer isn't that dingy guy?" Thorin and the villagers were stunned when they heard Carl's explanation. It turned out that they had made a mistake for a long time.

Gulu is not the murderer, he was wronged?

Doesn't that mean that the real perpetrators, the orcs who captured their children, are still living in some cave in the Misty Mountains?

"Warriors, I beg you, help us rescue those poor children," said a poor old woman.

She too was a victim, for the orcs killed her daughter and son-in-law, and took her granddaughter.

"Yes, valiant dwarves, we hope you will help us, and we will be grateful to you for that," cried the others.

They knew that Gulu was not the murderer, and after learning that some children had been caught and locked up by Orcs, they couldn't help becoming excited again.

They begged for Thorin's help. As for their doubts about the dwarves yesterday, it has already been thrown to the horizon.

Sorin hesitated when he heard this. Of course he sympathized with what happened to these villagers.

However, he still has tasks, he doesn't want to stay here, and he doesn't want to waste time because of it.

"Go," Carl suddenly said, which made Sorin feel a little strange, and Carl still said, "Don't worry, we will rush to the entrance of the city under the mountain before the day of Turin arrives. I also assure you , the city under the mountain will open for you at that time."

Karl persuaded Thorin to agree to help these villagers, because he was not ready to give up this opportunity just like this.

Although the possibility of finding the Lord of the Rings is very small, he still wants to try. After all, no one can say for sure about luck.

Seeing what Karl said with great promise, Sorin thought of everything that happened in the past, and Karl never seemed to disappoint anyone, so he agreed.

The dwarves set off again, meeting the expectant eyes of the villagers of Dasen Village, they walked along the way they came, looking in the direction of the lonely mountain.

...

"Hey, damn thing, are you sure you're going this way? If you dare to deceive us, I'll kill you with an axe."

Groin looked at Gulu who was leading the way in front of him, but cursed in his mouth.

The guy in front of him, crawling on all fours, led them all the way to remote places, but they didn't see any trace of orcs along the way.

This makes everyone inevitably have some doubts.

"Hehe, of course, of course," Gulu laughed, looking a little weird, or talking and laughing a little nervously, "We remember, those guys are in that hole, I will take you there, yes, I will."

Seeing Gulu's performance like this, everyone was no longer surprised, and could only continue to walk forward vigilantly.

They chose to believe in Karl, and Karl chose Gulu, so they could only follow him.

Karl could see everyone's doubts about Gulu, and of course he also knew that Gulu's character and performance were a little bit reluctant to make people feel completely at ease.

But he had to choose to let Gulu lead the way.

Because not to mention that they are still being pursued by the leader of the Orcs, Azog.

Just mentioning the terrain of the Misty Mountains makes people feel even more dizzy.

The terrain of the Misty Mountains is extremely complex. There are countless peaks and crevasses in the mountains, and there are countless underground caves in them.

Without Gulu, who is familiar with the chassis, to lead the way, Karl is not sure how much time they would have wasted.

Therefore, calling Gulu was a last resort.

Everyone crossed the river, crossed the cliff, and the position became deeper and deeper