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Only the metallic echo of his greaves over the black basalt of the Barad-dûr corridor could be heard. A barrier of silence turned the black fortress into a refuge of discordant whispers, while outside, the moans and screams of the tortured souls that clung with their last drops of life to the mundane existence that bound them to this world composed a nocturne of pain. Everything was over, Middle-Earth had its new master, although there were still leftovers from the free peoples. Although how much could they endure? The golden pastures of Rohan burned at an exorbitant speed, while in Gondor citizens resorted to cannibalism to survive. In the north, the Dale-Lands had been ravaged and the mountain dwarves delivered as tribute to the dragons of the northern desert. He had fulfilled his part, and now, she should fulfill hers.
The Lôke-Khan entered the throne room. If he had ever been afraid, he did not remember. His soul had petrified and his heart was beating colder than the ice of the north. As he walked closer to the throne he saw the silhouette similar to that of a human woman in the distance; it was no longer a torch covered with rings of fire, but rather a beautiful and cruel Goddess of darkness, and the coveted one ring gleamed in her right hand. Beside her, eight hooded figures watched him approach with invisible eyes; He predicted that his leader was busy, but he was wrong. The Lôke-Khan of Rhûn prostrated himself before the throne and bowed deeply.
--- "Glory to the great eye..." --- he said and got up to return to observe the servants of his goddess. --- "One, two, three ... eight ... What happened to the ninth?"