Chapter 145 Blessings

My dear Lady Galadriel, what you see may not be a blank space, but a pair of eyes looking at you...

This is terrifying when you think about it carefully.

Levi raised his hand stiffly and waved towards the existence in the water mirror as a greeting.

Slightly different from what Levi had imagined, the man in the water mirror did not do anything but just smiled gently. That smile was meaningful, and upon closer inspection, it seemed to carry a hint of tenderness.

He nodded and responded to Levi.

At the same time, ripples appeared in the basin.

Things in the mirror disappear.

"What did you see?"

Galadriel came closer out of curiosity and found that the basin had returned to its original state.

"Nothing, probably got startled by some prank from my future self."

“…”

Lady Galadriel put down the silver water bottle in her hand in silence, not knowing how to comment for a moment.

Scare your past self... I can only say that this ally is very typical of him.

“I hope your future is bright.”

"Thank you, you too."

The little episode just passed like that.

That day, Levi did not sleep. Instead, he found a treetop platform with a nice view and lay down to enjoy the view all night.

Although it seems a bit closed below, the scenery on the tree is still nice, especially this taller tree, where you can see the scenery above the forest.

It's beautiful both at night and during the day.

At sunrise, Levi got up and walked towards the guest room.

When he got under the tree, he found an elf standing at the door of the house. The elf raised his hand, as if he was about to knock on the door.

“I’m here!”

Levi waved at him.

"This is…?"

The elf brought over two large sacks. Levi opened them and found that they were full of small square biscuits wrapped in maolong leaves.

"so much…"

Two large sacks, at least a few hundred.

I am really willing to give it.

"Please convey my thanks to Lady Galadriel and Lord Celeborn."

Hearing this, the elf showed a look of understanding.

"Madam foresaw what you would say. She said you don't need to take it to heart. You can come back here anytime if you want."

Levi smiled.

"I see."

"Please wait a moment—"

After Levi collected Rambas, the elf suddenly said:

"I have heard a lot about your deeds, but I actually have a personal request..."

"you say."

"Can you lend me your sword?"

"Of course, that's nothing."

Levi took out his nemesis and handed it to the elf.

"Thanks."

The elf took the sword, drew it out, examined it carefully from top to bottom, and gently stroked it, feeling its sharpness.

"I can feel that this carries the blessing of our people."

"May the owner of this sword cut through thorns and darkness, and cross fire and abyss."

A blessing added to it.

The sword was sheathed and returned to Levi.

“I want to thank you.”

Levi said sincerely.

"Can I ask your name?"

The elf shook his head and said, "Don't worry about it, friend."

"I can feel that the power of darkness is growing stronger day by day, like a syllable that gradually becomes heavier, slowly and heavily. Although it has retreated temporarily, it will soon return again."

“If this blessing can be of any help to you, it will be the best reward for me.”

After saying this, the elf left without looking back.

ah…

Levi stood there in a daze, watching his receding back.

"Okay, I will. I promise."

but…

Sometimes the elves' weirdness and reserve are really annoying, and they don't even want to leave their names.

But this doesn't bother Levi.

He went straight to an acquaintance: Haldir.

"Do you know the elf who brought me Lembas?"

"oh?"

Haldir thought for a moment and said, "I did see an elf carrying two large bags towards your room. If I'm not mistaken, it should be Kern."

"What happened to him?"

Levi told him what happened this morning.

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Haldir smiled and said, "Not surprisingly, he is also a relatively unique one among us. If you get up early enough, you can see him looking at the sun on the highest platform - if you get up early every day, you can see him every day."

"Well, it seems that he is an elf who yearns for light."

"Yes, that's how he is. He has a liking for dazzling things."

"A dazzling thing?"

Levi suddenly realized something.

"I've gained a lot from this trip, but it's time for me to leave."

He said goodbye to Haldir and went to the hall in the center of the city to greet the lord and his lady.

"May the sun and moon light your path."

They escorted Levi out the door and showed him the way out.

Not long after, Levi appeared on a large plain full of flowers outside the forest. However, he was not in a hurry to go home. Instead, he turned and headed straight for Changhu Town.

Black Forest Border.

People were constantly going up and down the elevator, and the mine car passage was making a rumbling sound, carrying cartloads of stone.

"Yes, yes, that's it, put that stone down, OK! Next one!"

At the construction site, dwarves directed residents to build roads and provided various safety instructions and experience.

"Over there! Remember to tie your rope tightly. Don't worry, it's as strong as my beard and will never let you fall."

I'm even more worried! The man didn't know whether to laugh or cry, but he felt a lot more relaxed for some reason.

I don't know why, but when the residents who were building the road at the front heard the dwarves' rough voices and the occasional humorous slang, their fear of heights was reduced a lot. Some people even gradually adapted and could respond to the dwarves' jokes while working.

It must be said that with the dwarves' experience sharing and the support of various equipment and tools, the construction progress of this wide and high road has indeed become much faster, and it is getting faster and faster.

"At this rate, it won't even take ten years to complete. No, it won't even take five years. No, no, no, it may even be shorter..."

In Changhu Town, the mayor's office, Bud looked at the recent report and sighed.

"Isn't it?"

Levi gently opened the door, walked in and said, "Thranduil simply gave me the airspace where the viaduct passes. It is my territory and it is quite safe."

“When everyone supports something, it’s hard for it not to succeed.”

"Unless these people are your enemies."

Bud added.

"How are you doing?" he greeted Levi.

"Not bad. I went to Azog's hometown, but his family wasn't very friendly."

"And there's a big guy inside, who's even harder to deal with than a dragon. We fought for several days but couldn't decide the winner."

"A guy who can fight with you for days?"

Bud was indeed curious.

As he poured tea for Levi, he said, "Then I really want to see it. If necessary, my bow can still serve you. I have never fallen behind in training."

"No need."

Levi drank the still steaming tea in one gulp and said, "Although I believe you can muster the courage to fight him, that thing is really not something that mortals can handle."

No mortal, no matter how powerful he is, can do it.

"It doesn't matter if it's your bow, the dwarves' crossbows, or even the black arrows. Ordinary attacks will melt before they get close."

"To him, dragons are just mounts, don't you understand?"

"What on earth are you talking about? Is it really that scary?"

Bud was a little unconvinced.

"That is a being that even Sauron has to be careful when talking to. It is a powerful evil creature from ancient times and the culprit for the destruction of the Dwarf Kingdom of Moria—"

"Flame Demon."

(End of this chapter)