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===Chapter 11: An Illusion of Perception ===

{{epigraph|But, understandably, we were focused on Sadeas. His betrayal was still fresh, and I saw its signs each day as I passed empty barracks and greving widows. We knew that Sadeas would not simply rest upon his slaughters in pride. More was coming.<br>—From the journal of Navani Kholin, Jesesach 1174}}

 

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=== Chapter 30: Nature Blushing===

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'Tis said it was warm in the land far away<br>

 

===Chapter 36: A New Woman===

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And when they were spoken of by the common folk, the Releasers claimed to be misjudged because of the dreadful nature of their power; and when they dealt with others, always were they firm in their claim that other epithets, notably „Dustbringers,“ often heard in the common speech, were unacceptable substitutions, in particular for their similarity to the word „Voidbringers.“ They did also exercise anger in great prejudice regarding it, though to many who speak, there was little difference between there two assemblies.

 

===Chapter 38: The silent Storm===

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Now, as the Windrunners were thus engaged, arose the event which has hitherto been referenced: namely, that discovery of some wicked thing of eminence, though whether it be some rogueries among the Radiants' adherents or of some external origin, Avena would not suggest.

 

===Chapter 39: Heterochromatic===

 

'''Shallan'''

 

===Chapter 40: Palona===

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That they responded immediately and with great consternation is undeniable, as these were primary among those who would forswear and abandon their oaths. The term Recreance was not then applied, but has since become a popular title by which this event is named.

 

===Chapter 42: Mere vapors===

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But as for Ishi'Elin, his was the part most important at their inception; he readily understood the implications of Surges being granted to men, and caused organization to be thrust upon them; as having too great power, he let it be known that he would destroy each and every one, unless they agreed to be bound by precepts and laws.

 

===Chapter 43: The Ghostbloods===

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And thus were the disturbances in the Revv toparchy quieted, when, upon their ceasing to prosecute their civil dissensions, Nalan'Elin betook himself to finally accept the Skybreakers who had named him their master, when initially he had spurned their advances and, in his own interests, refused to countenance that which he deemed a pursuit of vanity and annoyance; this was the last of the Heralds to admit to such patronage.

 

===Chapter 45: Middlefest===

 

'''Shallan'''

 

===Chapter 47: Feminine wiles===

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Yet, were the orders not disheartened by so great a defeat, for the Lightweavers provided spiritual sustenance; they were enticed by those glorious creations to venture on a second assault.

 

===Chapter 48: No more weakness===

 

'''Shallan'''

 

===Chapter 49: Watching the world transform===

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These Lightweavers, by no coincidence, included many who pursude the arts; namly: writers, artists, musicians, painters, sculptors. Considering the order's general temperament, the tales of their strange and varied mnemonic abilities may have been embellished.

 

===Chapter 54: Veil's Lesson===

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There came also sixteen of the order of Windrunners, and with them a considerable number of squires, and finding in that place the Skybreakers dividing the innocent from the guilty, there ensued a great debate.

 

===Chapter 60: Veil Walks===

{{Epigraph|Have you given up on the gemstone, now that it is dead? And do you no longer hide behind the name of your old master? I am told that in your current incarnation you've taken a name that references what you presume to be one of your virtues.}}

 

 

===Chapter 61: Obedience===

 

'''Shallan'''

 

===Chapter 63: A Burning World===

{{Epigraph|Now, look what you've mede me say. You've always been able to bring out the most extreme in me old friend. And I do still name you a friend, for all that you weary me.}}

 

 

===Chapter 64: Treasures===

{{Epigraph|Yes, I'm disappointed. Perpetually, as you put it}}

 

 

===Chapter 65 The one who Deserves it:===

 

'''Shallan'''

 

===Chapter 69: Nothing===

{{Epigraph|Rayse is captive. He cannot leave the system he now inhabits. His destructive potential is, therefore, inhibited.}}

 

 

===Chapter 72: Selfish Reasons===

{{Epigraph|I suspect that he is more a force than an individual now, despite your insistence to the contrary. That force is contained, and an equilibrium reached.}}

 

 

===Chapter 73: A Thousand Sucrrying Creatures===

 

'''Shallan'''

 

===Chapter 77: Trust===

{{Epigraph| One danger in deploying such a potent weapon will be the potential encouragement of those exploring the Nahel bond. Care must be taken to avoid placing these subjects in situations of powerful stress unless you accept the consequences of their potential Investiture.

 

 

===Chapter 78: Contradictions===

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===Chapter 86: Patterns of Light===

{{Epigraph|One is almost certainly a traitor to the others.

 

 

===Chapter 88: The Man who owned the Winds===

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