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Days passed. Amantul continued to work as a jailer in the dungeons of Barad-dûr. he torture masters and other servants didn't laugh at his eccentricities, but they treated him with disdain. They assigned him the most humiliating and difficult jobs in the prison. There were two reasons for this: 1) everyone knew Amantul was a traitor who had escaped Gondor. Traitors are treated accordingly. There were two reasons for this: 1) everyone knew Amantul was a traitor who had escaped from Gondor. Traitors are treated accordingly. 2) many of them noticed that the "ex-merchant's " showed an increased interest in the prisoners, especially the male ones. Amantul eyed naked elves and humans with a strange interest. The torturer the former merchant served considered this a flaw, hindering their collaboration and strengthening their faith in Sauron. He tried in vain to rehabilitate Amantul with his own methods.

Meanwhile, the Mouth of Sauron decided to experiment with his subordinates' diet. He prescribed that his servants subsist on ash and "earth oil"—a black, oily liquid that accumulates in the lowlands of the Gorgoroth plateau. He also reduced sleep and rest to four hours a day and abolished weekends. This led to discontent among the servants in Barad-dûr. Gurzyul forgot that his subjects were mortal and needed adequate nutrition and good rest. Several high priests and sorcerers joined forces with the guards to get rid of the mad fanatic. They attacked him and wounded him, but Dulgabeth turned out to be stronger. The rebels were captured and thrown into the dungeons of Barad-dûr. They were cruelly tortured and executed. The Mouth of Sauron locked himself in his chambers and received no one. One day, Amantul was ordered to take dinner and medicine to the Herald of Sauron. Many terrible stories and rumors circulated about Sauron's chosen one. It was said that he had killed two of his mistresses and also ate his own slaves. Servants regularly disappeared on the stairs near the chambers of Sauron's Herald, never to be seen again. Stories aside, orders must be obeyed. So Amantul took a tray of food and ascended to the chamber of the Mouth of Sauron.

Dulgabeth lived at the very top of the Tower of the Eye, under the roof with the Great Eye of Sauron. After climbing 900 steps of the steep staircase, Amantul found himself at his door. He knocked timidly on the door. «We bids thee welcome”- He heard a hoarse answer. The herald sat on the bed, deep in thought. The herald sat on the bed, lost in dark thoughts. He didn't look scary or dangerous—just a tired, lonely man of no age . "Put it down and go," said Dulgabeth.

Amantul was the son of an Umbar corsair. Amantul was the son of an Umbar corsair. His father helped Prince Imrahil rescue the Gondorians from Umbar captivity. The Prince of Dol Amroth allowed his family to settle in Gondor, on the coast of the Bay of Belfalas. Amantul kept a large shop in the large coastal city. He traded in a wide variety of goods, from spices and candies to rare fabrics and oriental incense. His family traded in a wide variety of goods, from spices and sweets to rare fabrics and oriental incense. He traveled throughout Middle-earth, from the sands of Harad to Dale and the shores of Lake Rhûn, in search of unusual and wondrous things.

2.Amantul was married and had two children. Amantul was married and had two children. But the successful merchant had a dirty secret. He loved trying on women's dresses and wearing makeup. In fact, Amantul believed that  Eru and valar had made a mistake in the distribution of souls and he should have been born  female, not male. No one knew about this.

3.One day, when Amantul was returning from a trip to Far Harad for rare goods, he met the knights of Dulgabeth. The servants of Sauron's Herald arrested Amantul and delivered him to Barad-Dûr. The goods were also confiscated for the benefit of Mordor.

4.Amantul was presented to Sauron. The Dark Lord looked into soul and mind of the unfortunate merchant and saw all his fears, thoughts, and secret desires. He laughed at the dirty secret and said, "Enough of this pretense. Become what you were born to be."

5.The merchant submitted. He joined the Order of the Eye and swore an oath to serve the masters of Mordor faithfully. His Gondorian name was forgotten. He was given a new name: Amantul. The herald permitted Amantul to wear clothes and wigs in Mordor. Dulgabeth cared little for his servants' attire. He demanded loyalty and diligence from his slaves. The Mouth of Sauron also promised to find a way to fulfill Amantul's deepest desire and transform him into a full-fledged woman with breasts and a womb.

6.Amantul was sent to the dungeons of Barad-dûr. He assisted the jailers and executioners in their work: preparing tools, escorting prisoners, and cleaning the prison cells. The work was hard, but he did not complain. He believed in Sauron and that one day he would receive the right body.

Lithlad is a lifeless desert in the east of Mordor, covered in ash and salt. However, even in this harsh land, there is a place for beauty. However, even in these harsh lands, there is a place for beauty. This tree grew thanks to the remnants of Elven magic that lingered in some areas of Lithlad.

I am publishing this image in anticipation of the upcoming expansion "The Lord of the Rings Online: Wolves of Mordor."

"COME FORTH!" THEY CRIED. "LET THE LORD OF THE BLACK LAND COME FORTH! JUSTICE SHALL BE DONE UPON HIM. FOR WRONGFULLY HE HAS MADE WAR UPON GONDOR AND WRESTED ITS LANDS..."

"...Therefore the King of Gondor demands that he should atone for his evils, and depart then for ever. Come forth!” There was a long silence, and from wall and gate no cry or sound was heard in answer. As they waited Aragorn’s hands went to the elf-stone that hung from his neck, gifted to him by Arwen in Imladris, and his thoughts dwelt of she whom he loved. But then there came a long rolling of great drums like thunder in the mountains, and then a braying of horns that shook the very stones and stunned men’s ears. And thereupon the middle door of the Black Gate was thrown open with a great clang, and out of it there came an embassy from the Dark Tower.

At its head there rode a tall and evil shape, mounted upon a black horse, if horse it was; for it was huge and hideous, and in the sockets of its eyes and in its nostrils there burned a flame. The rider was robed all in black, and black was his lofty helm; yet this was no Ringwraith but a living man. The Lieutenant of the Tower of Barad-dûr he was, and his name is remembered in no tale; for he himself had forgotten it, and he said: “I am the Mouth of Sauron.” With him came only a small company of black-harnessed soldiery, and a single banner, black but bearing on it in red the Evil Eye. Now halting a few paces before the Captains of the West he looked them up and down and laughed.

“Is there anyone in this rout with authority to treat with me?” he asked. “Or indeed with wit to understand me? Not thou at least!” he mocked, turning to Aragorn with scorn. “It needs more to make a king than a piece of elvish glass, or a rabble such as this. Why, any brigand of the hills can show as good a following!”

-- "THE LORD OF THE RINGS: "The Return of the King,"

PIC INFO: Spotlight on a fanart illustration depicting the Mouth of Sauron, the evil lieutenant and ambassador of the Dark Tower, riding a hellish horned steed alongside his Orc guard. Modeled after his infamous parley outside the Morannon (the Black Gate) in "The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King," where he attempts to negotiate terms with the Captains of the West. Artwork by "Gulax."

EXTRA INFO: The Mouth of Sauron was said to be a living man and renegade Black Númenórean who entered Sauron's service, learned great sorcery, and forgot his own name.