In the twilight hours, when the moon was a mere sliver in the sky, a dark presence stirred amidst the ruins of Osgiliath. The once-great city, now a mere shadow of its former glory, stood as a testament to the ravages of time and war. Its broken walls and crumbling towers whispered tales of ancient battles and forgotten triumphs.
It was here, in this desolate place, that the Ringwraiths chose to feed.
In the dark and desolate lands of Mordor, where shadows danced and evil lurked, a group of Ringwraiths gathered to plan their next scheme. Their eyes, cold and lifeless, glowed with a malevolent light as they discussed their master’s bidding. It was decided that they would ambush the brave warriors of Gondor, who guarded the ruins of Osgiliath.
The ruins of Osgiliath stood as a testament to the glory of the past, a once great city now crumbling under the weight of time.
In the deep valleys of the White Mountains, nestled amidst rugged cliffs and shadowed woods, lay the hidden refuge of Dunharrow. It was a place shrouded in ancient legends and whispered tales, for it was here that the people of Rohan sought solace and protection from the darkness that plagued the land. And so it was, on a cold and moonless night, that the Ringwraiths plotted their ambush.
The skies were veiled in a heavy mist, as if the very air trembled with anticipation.
In the ancient realm of Middle-earth, a land steeped in mystery and enchantment, there existed a dark and foreboding place known as the Dead Marshes. This desolate landscape, lying on the borders of Mordor, was a treacherous expanse of treacherous bogs and stagnant waters. Yet, it held a greater evil within its murky depths.
The tale begins on a moonless night when a dense fog settled upon the Dead Marshes, shrouding the land in an impenetrable veil of darkness.