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At some point, the [[spren]] began mimicking their abilities, creating the first [[Surgebinder]]s.{{book ref\|sa2\|87}} The Heralds found that surprising, but had no compunctions against using the Surgebinders in battle.{{book ref\|sa3\|47}} [[Ishar]] imposed structure upon them, creating the [[Knights Radiant]], and each Herald took patronage over the Order that matched their Surges.{{epigraph ref\|sa2\|42}} The last to do so was [[Nale]], who initially rejected the [[Skybreakers]] even when they called him their master.{{epigraph ref\|sa2\|43}} Eventually, the pattern of continuous resurrections and torture led to the Heralds growing increasingly stressed and psychologically damaged, making ~~each [[Heraldic Epochs\|Heraldic Epoch]] --~~ the period between the Desolations -- shorter as they broke faster and faster.{{book ref\|sa3\|38}} Things came to a head in the [[Aharietiam]], a Desolation where only one Herald, [[Taln]], died in battle. Those who survived were supposed to return voluntarily; however, Ishar theorized that one Herald remaining in Braize was sufficient to keep the Oathpact going. And so, the Heralds decided to abandon Taln to his fate, leaving their Honorblades -- and the Oathpact -- behind.{{book ref\|sa1\|part=prelude}} To hide this fact, they told the ordinary people that the Desolations were over, and that they would take the fight to the [[Tranquiline Halls]]. This event marked the end of the [[Heraldic Epochs\|Heraldic Epoch]] {{book ref\|sa3\|42}} {{image\|Baxil's Mistress by Shuravf.jpg\|[[Shalash]] the vandal\|side=left\|width=150px}}

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