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Chapter 477 The Final Battle of Doomsday

The changes in Arda attracted the attention of the Valinorian gods.

Especially in the underworld, the number of dead humans suddenly surged, almost filling the entire underworld, catching Mandos somewhat off guard.

The world of Arda was shrouded in a dark aura spewed by the nameless creature, blocking the Vira's view and making it impossible for them to see the details.

Even more seriously, the sun and moon in the sky were pierced by two terrifying attacks and quickly collapsed and perished.

The one who made the move was none other than Morgoth, who had been missing for a long time.

The disappearance of the sun and moon plunged the world of Arda into complete darkness. Without the restraint of light, Morgoth's countless dark armies reached their zenith and began to wreak havoc throughout Arda.

Humanity is plunged into the apocalypse. Ordinary humans are no match for the Balrog and the dragons, let alone the most terrifying nameless creatures.

That nameless creature was already incredibly powerful. As a being born from darkness and chaos, it seemed to have almost no weaknesses except for the lack of intelligence.

But Morgoth eventually made up for this weakness.

Morgoth used his secret fire to create a dark soul specifically for the nameless creature, giving it intelligence and making it subject to his control.

Thus, the nameless creature became Morgothmor's most powerful subordinate, stronger than the dragon Ancaragan and the Balrog, almost comparable to the Valar, and possessing an incredibly enormous body.

With Morgoth's indulgence, the nameless creature devoured the Misty Mountains, the highest mountain range in Middle-earth, and continues to gnaw at the earth, threatening to consume the entire world.

The Valar of Valinor held their largest meeting ever, attended by the fourteen Valar and Dui, as well as a host of Maiar, Elven leaders, and others.

The group unanimously decided to rebuild the Valar army and march on Ardar to defeat Morgoth.

In addition to reclaiming the Secret Fire, we must also stop Morgoth from completely destroying the world.

Therefore, Manwë decided to release the souls of the elves and dwarves from the underworld, to bring the dead back to life, and to form a large army to conquer Arda together.

Furthermore, because Morgoth destroyed the sun and moon, the Valar decided to flatten the Peroree Mountains so that the light of the Two Trees could shine across Arda, illuminating the world in place of the sun and moon, and suppressing Morgoth's dark creatures.

Manwe voluntarily moved his palace from Mount Tanikuteil, the highest peak in the Perorei Mountains.

Then the god of craftsmen, Oli, used his great power to reshape the Perorei Mountains, flattening the world's highest mountain range into a plain.

The light of the Twin Trees, unhindered by any mountains, shone upon the world, finally bringing light back to Arda, which had fallen into darkness.

Although the dark aura emanating from the nameless creatures still provides a barrier, the light and darkness are at a stalemate, preventing the Valar army from being at a disadvantage after entering Arda.

When the light of the Two Trees shines upon the world of Arda, it signifies the Valar's declaration of war against Morgoth.

Morgoth immediately assembled a dark army of dragons, balora, monsters, and evil spirits, and blocked the western continent with them to fight the Valar army to the death.

Even Sauron, who had been defeated, was resurrected by Morgoth and became the strongest corrupted Maiar under Morgoth's command, leading the dark army.

The most powerful wolf lord Kaharos, the strongest progenitor of vampires, and so on, were almost all resurrected by Morgoth using the Secret Fire.

On Valinor's side, King Manwë of Valar personally led the campaign, with the war god Tokas and the hunting god Oromi as his chief advisors. He also led the main force of the Maiar, including Eonwë, the leader of the Maiar, and including Eyarndil, Ingwë, Fernafën, and Thur, as well as the Vanya, Noldor, Tyrell, and undead dwarves, forming a vast Valar army.

Duy was also invited by Manwë to join the army as the chief advisor, responsible for assisting in the fight against Morgoth.

The Valar army assembled on the island of Tor-aresia, in front of Aman, and then the water overlord Ulmo dragged the island through the Enchanted Isles and the Shadow Seas to the Belegel Sea of ​​the world of Arda.

The island of Tor-aresia carried the Valar army across the world's barriers and the vast ocean, finally reaching the west coast of Middle-earth.

But Morgoth's dark army was already waiting there.

The two sides were about to clash. Eyarendil, aboard his spaceship and leading an army of giant eagles and thunderbirds, fought against his former defeated enemy, the giant dragon Ankara, from the sky.

Enemies meeting again are bound to be filled with hatred. The dragon Ankara harbors deep resentment towards Eyarendil, the enemy who killed him. Now resurrected and even stronger, he has launched another war of revenge, vowing to avenge his humiliation.

Eonwe, the leader of the Maya, also fought alongside Gothmog, the leader of the Balrogs.

Thunder and fire clashed violently, evaporating the seawater, tearing the earth apart, and shattering the mountains.

Meanwhile, Ingwyn, High King of Vanya, Fenaffin, High King of Noldor, and Orwyn, High King of Tyrell, respectively led the Vanya, Noldor, and Tyrell Elven warriors in a fierce battle against Morgoth's dark army.

The resurrected human and dwarf dead also joined the battle.

Within the Maia, there were also the sea-dwelling Maia Ossi and Uni, who unleashed a monstrous flood that submerged the continent, extinguished the flames on the Balrog's body, and ignited the volcanoes—

The battle between the Valar army and the Dark army was fierce and massive, far more devastating than the War of Wrath in the First Age, with countless people dying every moment.

The world was plunged into darkness, meteorites fell, the earth shattered, floods engulfed everything, and flames raged across the sky—a scene straight out of the apocalypse.

Although the Villars of Manwe and Tokas' level haven't made their move yet, the immense destruction they've caused has already overwhelmed this aging world, bringing it to the brink of destruction.

Just as the Vira army was gaining the upper hand, the Middle Continent suddenly began to tremble violently, as if it were about to be lifted up.

The next second, an enormous, world-destroying beast burst forth from the earth, tearing open a massive abyss thousands of miles in circumference!

An unnamed creature emerged from the ground, and with its enormous body, it crushed more than half of the elf, human, and dwarf army, and swallowed several Maiar before they could react.

The nameless creature was enormous, its body sticky and immeasurably long, stretching as far as the eye could see. It exuded a dark and chaotic aura that instinctively instilled fear and suffocation, as if one had witnessed the end of all things.

The other surviving members of the Valar army, upon seeing the nameless creature, were also filled with fear and lost their courage to fight.

At that moment, the world suddenly came to a standstill, and then began to rapidly reverse.

The river of time materialized in the world of Arda and began to flow backward rapidly.

In the blink of an eye, the soldiers of the Vira army who had been dead were resurrected.

However, Dui himself intervened, reversing time and reviving all of his own soldiers.

These soldiers all retained the memory of their deaths, their faces filled with relief and lingering fear, before gazing with gratitude and awe at the magnificent figure standing atop the river of time.

Knowing that even if they died, they could be resurrected by Duir, the master of time, the morale of the Vera army soared, and they once again charged towards the dark army.

Meanwhile, the dark side was thrown into panic, as the enemy could continuously resurrect from time, while their own forces were constantly losing men and their numbers were dwindling.

In an instant, Morgoth's dark army began to suffer a series of defeats.

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