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Chapter 291 The Resurrection Stone Ring

Hogwarts Castle, garden, under the silver and gold trees.

Here, flowers bloom in profusion, and vines magically grow and twine around each other, forming tall arches. The flowers continuously spray out colorful, sparkling pollen.

The flowers and plants in the garden swayed to the music.

The golden mahogany trees and the silvery white mahogany trees seemed to be celebrating the newlyweds, blooming out of season with abundant golden and white flowers, emitting a faint glow, like golden sunlight and silver moonlight intertwined, showering everyone upon them.

The falling petals lingered in the air, drifting and dancing like flowing water or silk. They passed around the couple, or coalesced into the shape of flower fairies, scattering petals towards the newlyweds as they flew through the sky.

The sweet aroma wafts around, invigorating the spirit and quietly fading away fatigue and ailments.

Beneath the twin trees, a branch extends from each tree, intertwining to form an archway woven with gold and silver, from which light silk curtains drape down.

Dui stood beneath the archway, wearing a gleaming crown of wisdom, a magnificent and elegant silver-white fitted robe adorned with gold, and a necklace of twilight stars around her neck.

Under everyone's watchful eyes, accompanied by melodious music, Elrond took Arwen's arm and walked towards Dui, then solemnly placed Arwen's hand in Dui's hand before stepping aside.

Gandalf, the officiant, stood on the stage with a broad smile, as if he had never been so happy, officiating the wedding for the newlyweds.

His voice, loud as a bell, reached the ears of every guest present, and he asked Varda, Queen of the Stars, and Manwe, King of the Valar, to bear witness.

Varda was the head of the Vili. She created the starry sky so that the first thing the elves saw when they awoke was the stars in the sky, and they held her in high esteem and affection.

As if in response to Gandalf's words, the stars in the sky became much brighter, and at the same time, three giant eagles flew in from the east and circled above the castle.

This scene caused everyone present to gasp in surprise. Gandalf also showed a look of astonishment, but then his smile deepened.

During the wedding ceremony, Dui and Alvin removed their engagement silver rings and put on gold rings in return.

The gold ring that Dui prepared for Alvin this time was a small and exquisite double-ring gold ring, with one ring featuring a dewdrop and the other a brushed finish engraved with stars, interlocking with each other.

This ring is a new ring that Dui reforged from Saruman's Ring of Power, under the guidance of Celebrimbor's spirit.

The new ring not only retains the ability to amplify power, but also brings good luck to the wearer.

The ring's power is inspired by the Felix Felicis potion, so it wouldn't be an exaggeration to call it the Ring of Luck.

Of course, good luck is not omnipotent, nor can it change major dangers or misfortunes; it can only make life smoother and bring small moments of good fortune.

Even so, this can be considered the first time that Dui truly forged a Ring of Power.

The moment the lucky ring was placed on Alvin's finger, a golden flower fell from the Maurice Tree, which was blown by the wind and landed on her hair, making her look like she was wearing a golden flower, adding to her elegance.

At the same time, a silver fruit fell from the Holy White Tree and landed in Alvin's hand.

Looking at the fruit in her hand, which seemed to be made of pure silver, Alvin showed a surprised expression, which then blossomed into a bright smile.

She carefully put away the sacred white tree fruit, and then put the gold ring she had prepared on Dui's right index finger.

Dui also looked surprised when he saw the ring on his hand.

The ring is slightly heavy and simple, with a distinct elven pattern, and a black gemstone is set on the ring face.

That gem was the Resurrection Stone, one of the dowry items that Dui had given her.

The moment he put on the ring, Dui sensed something different.

The resurrection stone seems to have been enhanced by the ring. Previously, the resurrection stone could only summon the souls of the dead if it wanted to do so; it could only summon those with whom one had an emotional connection.

Dui was able to summon Celebrimbor by obtaining memories and emotions about Celebrimbor from Lady Galadriel, and then grafting these memories onto himself using memory magic, thus achieving the purpose of summoning.

However, this method is troublesome, and doing it too often can easily lead to schizophrenia, or even the development of multiple personalities like Gollum.

But now this resurrection stone ring no longer has such restrictions, and can summon any dead person it wants.

Furthermore, one can see the Netherworld and its creatures, and enter the Netherworld using the ring.

Seeing Dui's delighted expression, Alwen smiled and explained, "This was forged by my grandmother herself, combining the resurrection stone with the ring to enhance the resurrection stone's power. I added a little design element to it."

Duy then remembered that Lady Galadriel was a princess of the Noldor, and Fëanor, the creator of the Silmarillion, was her uncle.

The Noldor are skilled in craftsmanship, and as a princess of the Noldor, Galadriel's craftsmanship is obviously also very high.

After exchanging wedding rings and vows, Gandalf happily announced to everyone that the wedding was complete.

In an instant, everyone applauded and cheered, and countless dazzling magical fireworks shot into the sky and bloomed.

Elrond, Galadriel, Celeborn, Glorfindel, and the other elves watched the newlyweds with smiles and blessings.

Amidst cheers from everyone, Dui embraced Alvin's waist and kissed her deeply.

“Alwen, you’re finally mine!” Dui murmured with joy.

Alvin's face was also full of happiness, her eyes brimming with love. She nodded gently, "Yes, I am yours, and we will be together forever!"

Looking at his wife's beautiful face and her rosy lips, Du Yi was momentarily distracted.

However, he temporarily suppressed the restlessness in his heart, intertwined his fingers with Alvin's, faced the crowd, and accepted everyone's blessings and cheers.

They stepped down from the wedding platform and walked along a red carpet toward the castle banquet hall. Along the way, the Hogsmeade and Brie citizens automatically parted and bowed, full of respect and love.

For the people of Duir, from this day forward, they will have another lord's wife, and they are even beginning to look forward to news of a new life coming from the castle.

Dui and Alwen nodded gently to the people along the way, showing great affection for these simple and honest people.

Surrounded by the crowd, they arrived at the castle, where they were once again surrounded and blessed by the people who had painted portraits along the way. They even exchanged blessings with the portraits of themselves.

The banquet lasted for three days and three nights before the guests gradually departed.

The residents of Hogsmeade and Brie gradually descended the mountain and returned to their homes in groups.

But this grand and dreamlike wedding became an unforgettable memory for them for the next year, and perhaps forever.

The guests personally invited by Dui either left through the fireplace flyway or returned home using a one-time door key given to them by Dui.

Prince Denethor II, the regent of Gondor, recognized the importance of the Floo Network and repeatedly invited Duy to visit the capital of Gondor before leaving, requesting that the capital be covered with the Floo Network.

Dui, realizing he hadn't yet visited Gondor's capital to sign in, accepted Denethor II's invitation, planning to visit Gondor when he had time and complete his sign-in there as well.

The last to leave were the elves of the Valley and Lorien. Elrond, Galadriel, and others refused Duy's offer to stay. Some rode away from the castle on winged horses, while others returned directly to the Valley and Lorien through the fireplace.

(End of this chapter)