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Since both the giant eagle and Gandalf were under Manwright's command, perhaps the two would be a better match.

Otherwise, he would have to consider the Balrog in the Moria mine.

But the Balrog was terrifyingly powerful; even with all his might, Gandalf could only perish together with it. Duy had no confidence in using the materials from its body to make a wand for Gandalf.

Hopefully, the eagle's feathers will be compatible with Gandalf's, otherwise Gandalf's wand will be a long way off.

The giant eagle could understand human speech. After hearing Dui's words, the eagle king turned its head, plucked a feather from its tail feathers, and handed it to Gandalf.

Gandalf did not refuse the Eagle King's kindness, and smiled as he patted the Eagle King's head. "Thank you, my friend."

The Eagle King nuzzled Gandalf's hand, then spread its wings again, leading the giant eagle back to the Misty Mountains.

Gandalf watched the giant eagle fly away, then handed the tail feather in his hand to Duy. "Thank you for your help, Duy."

Dui took the metallic-sheen feather, sensing its rich magic, nodded in satisfaction, and asked, "How is it, Gandalf? Is this feather suitable?"

If it's not suitable, then we really need to consider other cane core materials.

Gandalf nodded and smiled. "It feels good. It didn't resist my magic."

"That's good!" Du Yi breathed a sigh of relief.

"Gandalf, Duir, come quickly!" the dwarves cried anxiously. "Look at Thorin! What's wrong with him?"

Hearing the dwarves' cries for help, Gandalf and Duy rushed over.

Amidst the dwarves' tense and worried state, Thorin lay there quietly, showing no signs of waking up.

"Let me see." Gandalf quickly knelt down and carefully examined Thorin. He found that Thorin's injuries were very serious, and his expression immediately became solemn.

They immediately began to use magic to save Sorin.

"Gandalf, let me do it," Dui said, knowing that Gandalf couldn't easily use magic and not wanting to put him in a difficult position.

As he spoke, he took out a bottle of potion and handed it to the dwarf Balin, "I also have some White Dried Tomato Essence here, which is perfect for treating external injuries."

"I almost forgot, Duir, you have potions. These are much more effective than my healing." Gandalf's eyes lit up, and he didn't insist on casting the spell anymore.

Balin and the dwarves were overjoyed and hurriedly applied the white essence to Thorin's wounds. They even grabbed handfuls of it and applied it thickly, fearing it wouldn't be effective enough.

This made Du Yi feel a pang of heartache.

These extravagant dwarves don't know how to be frugal at all.

It's not easy to make the white succinate flavoring, and he finished more than half a bottle in one go. He really doesn't care about the cost of selling his grandfather's land!

The healing effect of the white cinnamon essence was rapid; Thorin's wounds healed completely in the blink of an eye, and he opened his eyes and woke up.

Thorin, upon waking up, was stunned for a moment after hearing that Azog had been killed by Dui.

His grandfather, Saul, died at the hands of Azog, and his father, Seraine II, was also involved in Azog's death. It can be said that he and Azog were sworn enemies, wishing they could kill each other.

I never expected that this enemy would die like this.

After accepting this fact, Thorin solemnly thanked Dui for killing Azog.

He also expressed his gratitude to Bilbo, who had stopped Azog from delivering the fatal blow to Thorin, he would probably be dead.

After regaining his senses, Thorin became less arrogant and stubborn, and the whole team became more harmonious than before.

After descending from Karl Rock, the group headed south along the Anduin River, intending to take the Old Forest Road through the dark forest to reach the Lonely Mountain.

Soon, however, the group came across a huge wooden house.

The wooden house was surrounded by a thorny fence, resembling a city wall, with a tall wooden door opening in the fence.

The wooden door was wide open, revealing many wooden buildings, including barns, stables, livestock sheds, and beehives with bell-shaped thatched roofs.

A wide road connects the gate to the innermost wooden house.

The dwarves looked at the building before them with a mixture of curiosity and wariness.

"Gandalf, is the master here friend or foe?"

Gandalf's expression turned serious as he cautiously looked around. "None of them."

"He'll either help us or he'll kill us."

Everyone was speechless at Gandalf's nonsensical literature.

The next second, a huge commotion came from the distant forest.

Countless bushes were pushed aside like weeds, as if a huge beast was rampaging through the forest.

With a deafening roar, a massive black bear, as big as a small mountain, appeared. Its huge footsteps sounded like heavy drumbeats, and the earth seemed to tremble as it ran.

"My God!" Everyone stared wide-eyed, their faces filled with disbelief.

"Run!" Gandalf shouted, immediately turning and running towards the cabin.

Seeing the menacing giant bear in the distance, everyone took off running for their lives without hesitation.

Upon seeing this, the giant bear roared and chased after the group.

In the final moments, everyone narrowly escaped into the house and closed the door.

The dwarves, however, remained very uneasy. Peering anxiously through the cracks, they cried out in alarm, "Gandalf, this hut can't withstand the bear's power at all! What should we do?"

Once inside the house, Gandalf breathed a sigh of relief and said with a relaxed expression, "Don't worry, we're safe once we're inside. He won't attack the house."

"Him?" Bilbo noticed Gandalf using the word "him" to describe the bear. "Gandalf, you know this bear?"

"I think this giant bear must be the owner of this house," Dui said. "That's why Gandalf said the bear wouldn't attack the house."

Gandalf nodded with a smile.

"Duir is right. Although the giant bear may be hostile to us, it would never destroy its own house. So as long as we stay here, we will be safe."

Then, as if he were at home, he found a seat and sat down.

"Alright, it's getting late, everyone should get some rest. We can talk about the rest tomorrow."

Upon hearing this, everyone exchanged glances, for there was still a giant bear lurking outside the door, and no one dared to truly relax and fall asleep.

What surprised everyone even more was that Dui followed Gandalf closely, skillfully using Transfiguration to create a place to sleep, and then lay down comfortably to rest.

It seems like there's no pressure at all.

Seeing this, everyone could only temporarily put their minds at ease and lie down on the mattress that Dui had conjured up to rest.

After all that had happened today, they were all exhausted.

[Hogwarts Check-in System: Locate Beorn's cottage, check-in required?]

Dui lay on the soft mattress and was overjoyed to see the system respond.

"Sign in," Dui muttered to himself.

[Sign-in successful! Congratulations on obtaining the Animagus Transfiguration Technique!]

Animagus Transformation? Dui's eyes lit up instantly; this sign-in was truly a surprise.