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Lord Of The Ring : Rise of Aetherion

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Lord Of The Ring : Rise of Aetherion

by VanReinhafer

For Arthur, *The Lord of the Rings* was nothing more than an incredible weekend movie marathon. Curious to learn more about the deep lore of J.R.R. Tolkien’s world, he decided to dive into the original books. However, his life took an impossible turn: his consciousness was suddenly pulled into the story, and he woke up on the cold, ruined stones of Amon Sûl (Weathertop)—exactly *five years before Bilbo Baggins’ adventure in *The Hobbit* begins*.In the desolate lands of Eriador, a magical interface known as the *Kingdom System* awakened before his eyes. This gift allowed him to build a brand-new kingdom from the ground up, manage resources, and summon loyal soldiers and workers. Unbound by the ancient history of Arnor, Arthur took advantage of his five-year head start before Thorin Oakenshield’s quest for Erebor—and decades before the War of the Ring—to lay the foundations of an entirely new realm upon the heights of Amon Sûl. Armed with his knowledge from the movies and the books, Arthur began gathering both military and political power under his own banner. The sudden rise of a unique, powerful fortress in the middle of the Eriador wilderness quickly shook the balance of Middle-earth. It drew the eyes of the Northern Rangers, sparked curiosity and concern within the White Council, and caught the dark attention of Dol Guldur. Now, Arthur must choose his own path: prepare for the coming dark forces, or radically reshape the history of Middle-earth before the Hobbit’s story even begins……. Disclaimer: The Lord of the Rings and Middle-earth belong to J.R.R. Tolkien. This is a work of fanfiction. English is not my first language, so I am using AI to help translate this. — Description from novelcodex.org

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