Difference between revisions of "Battle of Thaylen Field"
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Shallan, using [[Lightweaving]], creates an entire army to distract their assailants, even managing to give them substance{{book ref|sa3|120}}; Jasnah shows off her prowess with her [[Soulcasting]] abilities, and decides not to kill [[Renarin]], who is revealed to have bonded a corrupted spren, instead embracing him. Renarin, who had seen his death at Jasnah's hands as a vision, realizes that his visions are not set in stone and that there is hope for humanity.{{book ref|sa3|118}}
Amaram tries to attack Dalinar but is rebuffed by Kaladin.{{book ref|sa3|119}} He then chooses to bond [[Yelig-nar]] by swallowing a gem the [[Unmade]] was contained in, growing grotesque carapace under his [[Shardplate]] and access to all 10 surges.{{book ref|sa3|120}} While Kaladin handles Amaram and keeps the Fused too occupied to attack him, Dalinar makes his way into the center of the red mists that make up Nergaoul. In the sky Szeth, with the help of Lift, has finally acquired the King's Drop, but is followed by a number of flying Fused. Unable to escape them, he and Lift devise a strategy to fool them. With the help of Shallan, they allow the Fused to recapture the gemstone and believe themselves successful; in reality it is merely a cut rock with one of Shallan's illusion over it.{{book ref|sa3|120}} Szeth
Adolin with the help of his shardblade [[Mayalaran]] and Thaylen highguard [[Hrdalm]] engage a Thunderclast near the city's Oathgate.{{book ref|sa3|120}} Adolin scores several blows, managing to cut off the feet of the rock beast, but ultimately sustains too many injuries to fight effectively. Fortunately Renarin then arrives with healing and his own blade. Adolin lends Hrdalm his shardblade and the Thaylen goes to battle the Thunderclast beside Renarin. Eventually, the two of them manage to bring down the beast, reducing it to inanimate stone. Renarin then makes for the Oathgate only to see it guarded by a dozen flying Fused.{{book ref|sa3|120}}
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