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They were mostly political or historical works, things with topics as musty as their aged pages. Many of them had once been forbidden by the Steel Ministry, woa ch 5▼
obligators try to discover how to use new allomantic metlas, search for terris lines breeding true ch 5▼
It is a little-known fact that the Inquisitors' torture chambers were actually Hemalurgic laboratories epig hoa 44▼
tfe ch 37 minstry soldiers and torturers▼
▲They were mostly political or historical works, things with topics as musty as their aged pages. Many of them had once been forbidden by the Steel Ministry, woa ch 5
locations of cminstry buildings: he first cavern discovered is beneath Luthadel itself.[1] The other caverns are in Statlin City,[1] Urteau,[2] Vetitan,[3] and Fadrex City[3] and discovered in this order. '''look up details on each building'''▼
A member of the Lord Ruler’s priesthood. Obligators were more than just religious figures, however; they were civil bureaucrats, and even a '''spy network'''. A business deal or promise that wasn’t witnessed by an obligator was not considered legally or '''morally''' binding. woa names and terms aa ▼
Aluminum had been kept secret by the Steel Ministry; woa ch 5
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▲It is a little-known fact that the Inquisitors' torture chambers were actually Hemalurgic laboratories epig hoa 44
The assembly hall was in the former Steel Ministry Canton of Finance headquarters. It was a low-ceilinged space, more of a large lecture room than an assembly hall. There were rows of benches fanning out in front of a raised stage. On the right side of the stage, Elend had constructed a tier of seats for the Assembly members. On the left of the stage, he had constructed a single lectern for speakers. woa ch 10
Elend stopped. One of the reasons he employed the former obligator was because of Noorden’s different viewpoint. woa Ch 34
▲A member of the Lord Ruler’s priesthood. Obligators were more than just religious figures, however; they were civil bureaucrats, and even a '''spy network'''. A business deal or promise that wasn’t witnessed by an obligator was not considered legally or '''morally''' binding. woa names and terms aa
The Conventical was a Ministry stronghold to the south—a place where the Inquisitors and high obligators of the Lord Ruler’s religion had retreated after the Collapse. woa ch 7
canton of resource in fadrex(blocky and utilitarian)-largest of ministry buildings in city bc FC acted as way station between lutah and cities to west. regional canton of resource hq. city not important enough to attract orthodoxy or inquisition-the most powerful departments. Yomen-head of CoR, means top religious authority. hoa ch 27
▲locations of cminstry buildings: he first cavern discovered is beneath Luthadel itself.[1] The other caverns are in Statlin City,[1] Urteau,[2] Vetitan,[3] and Fadrex City[3] and discovered in this order. '''look up details on each building'''
Urteau cache under Inquisition building. Quellion didn't burn or ransack any minsitry building, just board up. Scared of inquisitors? broad and imposing like most ministry offices. built of wood as typical of urteau. tapestries, red rugs, metal trim, hearths in every room. admins collecting info on houses, skaa rebels and other cantons hoa ch 29
wore gray robes
▲obligators try to discover how to use new allomantic metlas, search for terris lines breeding true ch 5
▲tfe ch 37 minstry soldiers and torturers
Only they could authorize weddings, divorces, land purchases, or ratify inheritance of titles. If an obligator hadn’t witnessed an event, it hadn’t happened, and if one hadn’t sealed a document, then it might as well not have been written. Vin shook her head as the conversation tfe 23 assassins
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