Smaug, who was awakened, made a big fuss in Lake Town and was eventually shot dead by the human Bud (Luke Evans). Thorin Oakenshield (Richard Armitage)'s long-cherished wish finally came true, and the lonely mountain Elbor returned to the hands of the dwarves. However, the dwarf prince seemed to be confused by Smaug's greed and the mountains of gold. He frantically searched for the Arken gem symbolizing the throne. He not only tore up the agreement to pay Lake Town, but also rejected the request of the Elf King (Lee Pace) for the national treasure of his tribe, which led to the imminent war between the three tribes. At the same time, the pale half-orc Azog led a large army to approach the lonely mountain. Upon hearing the news, the grey wizard Gandalf (Ian McKellen) mediates, while the Hobbit Bilbo Baggins (Martin John C. Freeman), whom Thorin regards as his only friend, holds the key to the fate of Middle-earth. The Battle of the Five Armies is about to break out! This film is adapted from the original work of the same name by JRR Tolkien and is the last in the Hobbit series.