Difference between revisions of "Kalad's Phantoms"

Modern citizens of NalthisHallandren did not know that Kalad and Peacegiver were the same person.,{{book ref|wb|7}} Theas the records from that era were all destroyed.{{book ref|wb|32}} Kalad was thought of as power-hungry and dangerous,{{book ref|wb|7}} while Peacegiver was believed to have defeated Kalad{{book ref|wb|15}} and ended the Manywar through diplomacy and negotiation, saving Hallandrenthe city.{{book ref|wb|28}}{{book ref|wb|58}} [[Hoid]] showed up in Hallandren, knowing more about the true nature of Kalad than most, but even he did not know all of the specifics.{{wob ref|6973}} HallandrenLocal legends reflected the destructive power of the Phantoms;{{book ref|wb|32}}{{book ref|wb|15}} and although they arewere mostly thought of as mythical,{{book ref|wb|54}} although some people still believed that they were real.{{book ref|wb|43}}{{book ref|wb|55}} TheAt some point, the phrase "Kalad's Phantoms" had entered the vernacular as a curse.{{book ref|wb|30}}

After [[Bluefingers]] betrayed Hallandren and co-opted anthe Lifeless army of Lifeless, Vasher revealed his true nature to [[Siri]], [[Vivenna]], and [[Susebron]].{{book ref|wb|58}} He told them that at least one thousand of the oldest D'Denir Statues were actually his Phantoms, and, at Vivenna's urging, gave Susebron his security phrase.{{book ref|wb|58}} As [[God King]], Susebron had over fifty thousand Breaths{{book ref|wb|55}} and was therefore able to reanimate all of the Phantoms; he then sentuse them to stop the Lifeless army from marching on Idris.{{book ref|wb|epilogue}} The Phantoms easily destroyed the army, and they remained in Siri and Susebron's control.{{wob ref|7479}} Vasher was left feeling cynical about reactivating a weapon like the Phantoms.{{book ref|wb|epilogue}}