Fire Dragon's words darkened Galadriel's expression. She had always considered herself the protagonist, yet now she had become a villain? Were there really villains as beautiful as her?
"If we can't kill him, we'll trap him."
Galadriel raised the finger bearing the Ring of Water. A mass of white light blossomed from her hand, imprisoning Gollum within it.
Gollum struggled fiercely, and the white light soon began to tremble. Galadriel grew even more astonished. He could resist even the power of the Three Elven Rings?
Dealing with Gollum won't be easy. Fortunately, I'm only the bait.
Galadriel inwardly shook her head and focused on fighting Gollum alongside Fire Dragon. Meanwhile, Andrew remained attached to her, quietly watching everything with a slight frown.
On the surface, Andrew could use this opportunity to slip into Mount Doom while Gollum was occupied and Sauron was distracted. In reality, however, that was impossible. Shuma-Gorath was not so easy to deal with.
The reason was simple: Gollum could sense the One Ring's presence on the level of fate. At present, Andrew was staying with Galadriel, and the One Ring she carried misled Gollum, preventing him from detecting Andrew.
The moment Andrew left Galadriel, Gollum would discover his whereabouts, and Shuma-Gorath would find out as well. Shuma-Gorath would immediately return, while Sauron's avatar would unleash his trump card to trap Andrew.
Gollum is still the key.
Andrew recalled the movie's plot, and an idea struck him. Gollum had lived alone for over five hundred years and, unsurprisingly, developed a split personality. One of his personalities was called Smeagol. This was his kind personality, who had helped Frodo many times in the movie.
Later, Frodo betrayed Gollum for his own safety, resulting in his capture by Faramir. Gollum then reverted to his evil personality.
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