Aran i-Ingoli, Lord of the Peaks. He continued his necromantic studies in his stronghold on the peak of Higgwen, until at last Alatar, sneaking disguised into the fortress, robbed him of his books and scrolls of lore, and not long after he was defeated and exterminated by Aibythi m of Yddahl and his Mage. But his foul lore should cause great suffering even after his death. But his first apprentice, Ralnan of Oedenburg, should not long after unite the Yddahlian Mages to a dark cult that later allied with Orih r. It became known afterwards that in the later part of his apparent absence he entered Pallando s stronghold and stole his books from him.
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So Pallando strolled around in Rhovanion for some time, becoming increasingly fascinated with Man and seeking to understand this curious race in all its facets. He actually reached Dol Guldur, but Sauron wasn t there he had just left for the East on a quest to acquire a deadly plague with which to control Man. So Pallando went eastwards again, but he didn t find the Necromancer. He took many of Ohtar s books of magic lore with him and went to the Far East, where, among the rocky southern peaks of the Orocarni, he built a great fortress and started subjugating the mountain peoples. Aran i-Ingoli, Lord of the Peaks.