"Lord Smaug."
Boromir stood before Andrew and said respectfully, "I won't deny that I want the One Ring, but it's to save Gondor. Without the One Ring, Gondor will surely be destroyed by Mordor's armies."
"And with the One Ring, Gondor would survive?"
Andrew asked. Boromir was about to nod, but then something occurred to him, and he gave a bitter smile. "Not necessarily. My father, the current Regent, is consumed by greed. Even with the One Ring, Gondor might not survive. Things might even get worse."
With that, Boromir sank into a chair in anguish. In truth, he and his brother had been keeping Gondor afloat all these years. As for their father, he really was utterly useless.
In the movie, that Regent was the very definition of a disastrous teammate. The city nearly fell because of him, and even Gandalf cursed him out.
"The One Ring can't save Gondor."
Andrew said, "There is only one person who can save Gondor: the future King Aragorn. If you want to protect Gondor and your family, start supporting Aragorn properly from now on."
"Can he really do it? His ancestor lost himself to the One Ring. He might do the same."
Boromir didn't oppose the idea as fiercely as he had a few days earlier. After spending these past few days with Aragorn, he had been won over by his charisma.
"Of course he can."
Andrew said, "Naturally, what you do is up to you. Now, back to your original question. I can give you a special ability, but it will be random. It could be very strong, or it could be very weak.
"Also, if you want this special ability, you must follow my orders. Of course, I won't force you to do anything. Apart from matters concerning the fight