"This was indeed true before, but after my diligent study during this period, I have now found a method that allows all humans to practice magic."
George smiled and explained.
To perfect a micro-world into a true world, it must learn to create not just ordinary life forms but mountains, rivers, and seas as well.
And the gods of Valinor are most skilled at these, for Ilúvatar created a new universe, yet the details of Middle-earth were perfected by the gods incrementally.
So if he could go to Valinor to learn from the gods, the later perfection of the micro-world would be much simpler.
To go to Valinor openly and willingly have the gods guide him, he must defeat Melkor and use him as a stepping stone.
Melkor is the most powerful of the Valar, and though he has largely used his power to corrupt Middle-earth, he is not an easy adversary to defeat.
However, given his current strength, it is highly likely that he will be able to defeat Melkor.
The problem lies in the fact that Melkor is very cunning. If he continues to evade, it will be difficult to catch him.
This is also one of the reasons why the gods are reluctant to intervene unless pushed to a certain extent.
In the original work, it was also humans who entered Valinor to reveal Melkor's evil deeds, and the gods were moved by their courage and acted collectively.
By combining their powers, the gods surrounded and attacked Melkor, whose aftereffects shattered the entire Beleriand, and only then was he captured and exiled to the endless void.
Even the gods could not truly kill Melkor.
If he wants to achieve the same result, he must not fully reveal all of his forces, otherwise Melkor might hide if he becomes aware of them.
So he devised a two-step plan.
The first step is, of course, to continue to enhance his own abilities. The stronger his own power becomes, the higher the probability of catching Melkor.
So he had already swallowed the Sauron soul, which was previously sealed, using the spirit-controlling technique of "spirit summons."
Previously, he thought keeping Sauron's soul might be useful, but he hadn't expected to actually use it this way.
After digesting Sauron's soul and then the soul of the archangels, his strength is likely to be much greater than that of Melkor.
The duplicates in other worlds are also busy.
If he can break through to the level of a singular cosmic entity, it would be a certainty; even at the height of his power, Melkor might not be his match.
Of course, it is not easy to break through to the level of a singular cosmic entity, and it is likely that he will need to accumulate more time for this.
Therefore, he prepared a second plan.
That is to enhance the power of the Elves and Humans, leading them to continuously uproot Melkor's tentacles, and weaken his strength.
The dark army that Melkor created is also an extension of his power, and when the dark army is eradicated, Melkor's own strength will decline.
At that time, he would strike with a thunderous force, and have the Elves, Humans, and Dwarves help surround and quickly seal Melkor to take him to Valinor for judgment.
After observing for this period of time, he has gained a more specific understanding of the Elves, Dwarves, and Humans.
In the field of magic, the Elves cannot be expected to catch up in a short time.
To put it bluntly, they have unparalleled magical talent, but due to their nature, they are unable to focus on learning magic. It would probably take them several hundred years to become skilled in the use of light magic in large numbers.
The Dwarves lack magical talent; even if they have it, they can't master it. What interests them most is smithing.
It's difficult to make someone learn something they don't want to. Nowadays, with his intervention, the situation is not as dire as in the original First Age, making it harder for people to concentrate on learning magic.
Therefore, he felt that the best approach for the Elves and Dwarves was to work on their external attributes.
He would teach them the continuously improved art of armory, producing large quantities of magical weapons that are suitable for them.
For example, he would enchant weapons with various harmful magical powers, such as swords, hammers, and axes; armor that can resist fire, poison, and dark powers; bows with incredible distance and curve tracking abilities; and large magical siege weapons.
Fortunately, the Elves and Dwarves are both skilled in manufacturing and learn quickly.
In terms of magic, the Humans have the most talent, or can quickly form effective combat power.
Although there are few people with magical talent among Humans, those who do have it and can learn it will study very hard, enjoy tinkering, and even innovate on the basis of what they have learned.
Humans may not excel in many aspects compared to Elves and Dwarves, but they outshine both in certain areas.
The only drawback of having less magical talent is something he now has a solution for.
That's right, it's his research on the twenty-four Heavenly Treasures Valley, a legacy from Ziyang Zen, which allows even monkeys to have cultivation talent. He is not worried about failing to enlighten people.
Moreover, the Humans of the First Age are more pure, or "sincere" as Ziyang Zen put it, making them easier to enlighten.
"President, that's wonderful! I'll go and notify the chiefs of the other tribes right away to send people over!"
Hearing this, Burei Guolasi ran out excitedly.
Among the three races of Elves, Dwarves, and Humans, the Elves hold the highest status, followed by the Dwarves, with Humans being the lowest in status.
Humans have appeared the shortest amount of time and have basically developed their own civilization with the help of Elves.
In terms of number, they are currently the least among the three races, and their single combat ability is far inferior to that of Elves and Dwarves.
Without George's appearance and his heroic fighting during the invasion of Melkor's army, it is estimated that they would not have been able to be compared to the Elves and Dwarves.
They would have to remain in a subordinate position, or more accurately, in the eyes of Elves, the previous Humans were like "pets".
Just like humans face monkeys in modern society.
Monkeys are somewhat like humans but not quite human. Teaching them human things can be interesting, and they will help when they are injured or attacked by other beasts.
However, if you compare monkeys to humans, it is not possible.
Just like the movie "Rise of the Planet of the Apes".
Now that humans are slowly rising, if they can learn magic, they will truly be able to stand on equal footing with the Elves and Dwarves, and secure a place in this world.
"George, I heard that you have found a way for humans to learn magic?"
Burei Guolasi hadn't returned yet, but Lúadan, Kelemirdil, and the various Elven princes went to find George to inquire about the situation.
After getting a definite answer from George, each of their faces lit up with a beaming smile.
The current situation is not optimistic.
Although they managed to hold off the attack of Melkor, barely guarding the northern and western fronts, and killing Melkor's general Sauron, the situation is still not good.
However, the eastern front has basically fallen completely, and the army of fire demons led by Gorgomath is ravaging in the east, poised to launch an offensive at any moment.
If humans can solve the talent problem and produce more light magic users, it would certainly be of great benefit to future warfare.
If they can produce more humans like George who are also magic users, they could even launch a direct assault on Angband.
