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I don't know the exact role. There are many that would fit. As I said, I'm basing my opinion on the poll. I have almost no doubt that my quote accurately reflects his views.
Based on the clue, I got Dol Guldur.
Dol Guldur, location > dwarves, habitat > Misty Mountains, inhabitants
In his lifetime, SnowmanV2 explored "hundreds of hundreds of caves" teeming with various deadly creatures, but it was in this seemingly safe tunnel, located not far from the city, that he became a demon's meal.
The first and original inhabitants of the Misty Mountains (more precisely, the underground cave system located beneath them)... The Misty Mountains served as a haven for orcs and trolls. In the novel "The Hobbit, or There and Back Again," two more groups of inhabitants of the Misty Mountains are mentioned: stone giants, as well as servants of Manwë – giant eagles, which settled on the peaks of the mountains inaccessible to other living creatures.
And whose capital is Erebor? And who lived in Moria? Tenshi learned about the Misty Mountains from an article in the encyclopedia about dwarves. And dwarves are several cities, not just one specific one. I don't like it.
Even if you search for locations related to dwarves, I think "Misty Mountains," which is an underground cave system with a lot of monsters, is the most reasonable option.
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