Eru, set forth the Ainur unto the Earth. They are the Holy Ones, the

offspring of his thought. The Ainur sang themes before Eru, and he was

happy. At first they sang to his own, or very few in unison, while the

rest

harkened; for each of these beings only comprehended the part of

Iluvatars'

mind from which he came. Yet ever as they listened they grew into deeper

and

more great understanding, and increased in unison and harmony.

And so it was that Iluvatar gathered the Ainur and declared unto them

a

mighty theme. Iluvatar spoke to the Ainur: 'Of the theme I have declared

to

you, I will now that you make in harmony together a Great Music. And

since i

have kindled you with the Flame Imparishable, ye shall show forth your

powers in adorning this theme. Each with his own thoughts and devices, if

he

will.'

The voices of the Ainur rang out through the chamber, and began to

fashion

unto Iluvatar a great music. In this music there were no flaws, so

Iluvatar

sat harkened and for a great while the music seemed good to him. But as

the

theme progressed, it came into the heart of Melkor to interweave matters

of

his own imagining that were not in acord with the theme of Iluvatar; for

he

sought therein to increase the power and glory of the part assigned to

himself.

Iluvatar allowed the Ainur to dwell upon the grounds that came from the

void that was filled as they sang the Great Music. Many of them stood on

the

grounds, yet some still stayed with Iluvatar. Everything could be seen in

colour and shape, and the Ainur could take a physical form, either of

male,

or female. Very few ever took on a physical form such as man or elf, such

as

Ulmo, the Ainur who watched over the seas and all waters. There were

fourteen Ainur then. seven of men, and seven of woman. Of these, Melkor

was

not included. He was more powerful than any other one Ainur. He was

blessed

with a little bit of all of the Ainurs gifts and thoughts.

Then there was Orome. If he is less strong than Tulkas, he is more

dreadful

in anger. He is fearless, only laughing in the faces of enemies, as he

had

laughed in the face of Melkor in battles before the elves were born.

Orome

was the last to come to Valinor, not wanting to leave the lands of

Middle-Earth.He is the great hunter of monsters and fell beasts, and his

delights are with horses and in hounds; and all trees he loves. The

valaroma

is the name of his great horn. All above the horns of his host it was

heard

in the woods that Yavanna brought forth to Valinor; for there, Orome

would

train his folk and his beasts for the pursuit of the evil creatures of

Melkor.

And so, it is now a new age, yet Melkor doesn't rest. Yet, nor do

the

Aunir, and the struggle continues throughout the Earth. The mighty lord

Orome leads his folk through the world purifying it piece by piece,

defending Eastern Adra as much as he possibly can. We are the folk of

Orome.

Dispatched by Orome to keep order and bring safety and honor to our peers

and unto all of the free world not under the rule of Melkor and the rest

of

his evil forces such as Sauron, and the corrupted Saruman. Melkors'

hatred

now grows by the second, and for him to induce his wrath upon an

unprotected

Middle-Earth, the Elves, Men, Hobbits, and Dwarves would surely be put to

slavery or slaughtered, and the void of darkness which once was would

fall

back into its place. It is our job to keep that from happening.

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- Incase you didnt quite get that, we are to protect all of Middle-Earth

from being overcome by the evil forces. We will fight with honor beside

friends, and beside great allies to conquer what is rightfully ours.