In the south, the ships of the Corsairs were approaching. "The Corsairs of Umbar are coming!", men shouted, feeling that their doom was coming and Belfalas, Ethir, and Lebennin were taken.
But this was not the case. Aragorn, his company, and the three elves were in the ships, and they all rushed to the field of onslaught after removing the banners of the Corsairs and replacing them with Gondorian ones. Harlond was heavily blockaded, so Aragorn commanded that Ornessar and Katrandil would have to temporarily split up from the force, to make their way through Harlond and open a gate for the Host of Elessar, so that they could enter the Pelennor before it was too late. The two friends fought bravely, defeating many foes along the way, and they reached the lever Aragorn told them about, but they were ambushed by four massive trolls. They, of course, were no match for Ornessar's grace and skill, and the two easily defeated them with no casualties. Then, after using the lever, they went on to rejoin the Host of Elessar.
The hosts of Mordor went from ecstatic to confused, since the ships of their allies were filled with their foes. But anyway there was a long fight ahead. With Aragorn's company assaulting from the south, the Rohirrim from the north, the Men of Minas Tirith and the Host of Belfalas from the West, and the Great Wall of Rammas Echor, in the east, the foes of Gondor were pretty much circled with foes, but there was still much to do.
Ornessar and Katrandil tried to stay close to one another and protected one another. Ornessar's long hair was floating in the wind, and he, at the moment, looked like a proud peacock, fighting to protect not only his friend, but the whole Middle-Earth.
After quite some time, the battle was won. The Men of Minas Tirith and the Rohirrim gathered around their dead kinsmen, friends, and King, to mourn them. Aragorn gathered the injured to the Houses of Healing and he, with athelas, medicine, and the help of Ioreth and other healers, took care of the wounded.
But again, this was not the end. A new battle would soon start if they did not act quickly. And so they did...
