BREAKING NEWS: <Eye of Sauron> Signs Lease at Empire State Building
25 / 05 / 2025
New York, Middle-Earth Sector
In a move that has shocked real estate agents and terrified pigeons, the Eye of Sauron has officially relocated from Barad-dûr to the Empire State Building.
Citing "better visibility, stronger Wi-Fi, and a DoorDash range that doesn't stop at Mordor," the Dark Lord's fiery eyeball now looms over Manhattan with impeccable line-of-sight to every Starbucks.
Local residents were initially alarmed by the sudden, flaming vortex in the sky, mistaking it for either a new Marvel villain or a badly optimized Times Square ad. Authorities have since confirmed:
"No, it's just Sauron. Again."
"Yesss, precious… The view, the power, the... central heating! We loves it."
Ringbearer. Hiker. Volcano enthusiast. Looking for remote work away from surveillance.
"At this point, I say we just give him New Jersey."
"Honestly, this is still not the weirdest thing I've seen in New York today."
The Three Hunters—Aragorn, Legolas, and Gimli—formed a legendary trio during the War of the Ring. After the breaking of the Fellowship, they pursued the Uruk-hai across Rohan to rescue the captured hobbits, Merry and Pippin. United by purpose, loyalty, and mutual respect, they overcame ancient racial divisions to become close allies and lifelong friends, known for their speed, skill, and unbreakable bond in battle.
Legolas brings deadly precision and elven agility to the Fellowship. His friendship with Gimli becomes legendary across Middle-earth.
Ranger of the North and heir to Gondor’s throne. A skilled warrior and noble leader.
Gimli is a fierce warrior with a strong sense of loyalty and pride. His rivalry-turned-friendship with Legolas becomes a symbol of unity.
Welcome to Mordor
Once a decent jewelry designer, Sauron took things too far when he created the One Ring just to feel something. Now reduced to a flaming eye with serious boundary issues, he spends most of his days spying on everyone like the world's creepiest security cam. His hobbies include incinerating hobbits, whispering menacing things through rings, and being outsmarted by walking trees.
Despite being all-seeing, he still didn’t notice two barefoot hobbits sneaking into his backyard. Sources say he's still bitter about not being invited to the Last Alliance's group photo.
Once a wise wizard with the best hair care routine in Middle-earth, Saruman fell from grace because he just *really* liked spinning chairs and talking to flaming eyeballs. After redecorating Isengard into a gothic factory, he declared war on trees — a strange choice in a world where trees fight back.
Famous for his dramatic speeches and a voice deeper than Mount Doom, Saruman now enjoys long monologues, creating failed orc hybrids, and getting defeated by a literal flock of birds. His greatest regret? Not investing in earplugs before that Ent attack.