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== Preface to ''Oathbringer'' ==
In Part One of ''[[Oathbringer]]'' the epigraphs are excerpts from the preface of the [[Oathbringer (in-world)|in-universe book of the same name]].
{| class=infobox width=100%
!|- class=title | Chapter
! class=titleChapter |!! Text
|-
!1{{anchor|Chapter 1}}
|"I’mI'm certain some will feel threatened by this record. Some few may feel liberated. Most will simply feel that it should not exist."
|-
!2{{anchor|Chapter 2}}
|-
!5{{anchor|Chapter 5}}
|"I can point to the moment when I decided for certain this record had to be written. I hung between [[Realmatic Theory|realms]], seeing into Shadesmar—the[[Shadesmar]]—the realm of the spren—and[[spren]]—and beyond."
|-
!6{{anchor|Chapter 6}}
|-
!27{{anchor|Chapter 27}}
|"I will confess my heresy. I do not back down from the things I have said, regardless of what the ardents[[ardent]]s demand."
|-
!28{{anchor|Chapter 28}}
|}
 
== Letters ==
In Part Two of ''Oathbringer'' the epigraphs are three letters. The [[Letters#First_Oathbringer_Letter|first]] and [[Letters#Second_Oathbringer_Letter|second]] one isare directed to somebody refered to as "[[Hoid|Cephandrius.]]", Theand thirdthe one[[Letters#Third_Oathbringer_Letter|third]] is addressed to "Friend."--also likely referring to Hoid. The secondfirst letter is theorizedwritten toby be[[Endowment]],{{wob writtenref|8401}}{{ref|text=By process of elimination, Endowment is the only known, living Shard who fits with the context of the letter.}} the second by Bavadin(an avatar of [[Autonomy)]],{{wob ref|9081}} and the third letterby is[[Harmony]] mostbased likelyon writtenspeech bypatterns Sazed(Harmony)and reference to holding two conflicted powers.
{| class=infobox width=100%
!|- class=title | Chapter
! class=titleLetter |!! Chapter !! Text
|-
! rowspan = "8" | [[Letters#First_Oathbringer_Letter|First letter]]
!33{{anchor|Chapter 33}}
| "Dearest Cephandrius I received your communication, of course.
I received your communication, of course."
|-
!34{{anchor|Chapter 34}}
|"I noticed its arrival immediately, just as I noticed your many intrusions into my land."
|-
!35{{anchor|Chapter 35}}
|"You think yourself so clever, but my eyes are not those of some petty noble, to be clouded by a false nose and some dirt on the cheeks."
|-
!37{{anchor|Chapter 37}}
|"You mustn't worry yourself about [[Rayse]]. It ''is'' a pity about [[Aona]] and [[Skai]], but they were foolish--violating our pact from the very beginning."
|-
!38{{anchor|Chapter 38}}
|"Your skills are admirable, but you are merely a man. You had your chance to be more, and refused it."
|-
!39{{anchor|Chapter 39}}
|"No good can come of two Shards[[Shard]]s settling in one location. It was agreed that we would not interfere with one another, and it disappoints me that so few of the Shards have kept to this original agreement."
|-
!40{{anchor|Chapter 40}}
|"As for [[Uli Da]], it was obvious from the outset that she was going to be a problem. Good riddance."
|-
!41{{anchor|Chapter 41}}
!41
|"Regardless, this is not your concern. You turned your back on divinity. If Rayse becomes an issue, he will be dealt with. And so will you."
|-
! rowspan = "9" | [[Letters#Second_Oathbringer_Letter|Second letter]]
!42
!42{{anchor|Chapter 42}}
|Cephandrius, bearer of the First Gem, You must know better than to approach us by relying upon presumption of past relationship.
|"Cephandrius, bearer of the First Gem,
You must know better than to approach us by relying upon presumption of past relationship."
|-
!43{{anchor|Chapter 43}}
!43
|"You have spoken to one who cannot respond. We, instead, will take your communication to us--though we know not how you located us upon this world. "
|-
!44{{anchor|Chapter 44}}
!44
|"We are indeed intrigued, for we thought it well hidden. Insignificant among our many realms."
|-
!45{{anchor|Chapter 45}}
!45
|"As the waves of the sea must continue to surge, so must our will continue resolute. Alone.
Alone."
|-
!46{{anchor|Chapter 46}}
!46
|"Did you expect anything else from us? We need not suffer the interference of another. Rayse is contained, and we care not for his prison. "
|-
!47{{anchor|Chapter 47}}
!47
|"Indeed, we admire his initiative. Perhaps if you had approached the correct one of us with your plea, it would have found favorable audience."
|-
!48{{anchor|Chapter 48}}
!48
|"But we stand in the sea, pleased with our domains. Leave us alone."
|-
!50{{anchor|Chapter 50}}
!50
|"We also instruct that you should not return to [[Obrodai]]. We have claimed that world, and a new avatar of our being is beginning to manifest there. She is young yet, and--as a precaution--she has been instilled with an intense and overpowering dislike of you.
She is young yet, and--as a precaution--she has been instilled with an intense and overpowering dislike of you."
|-
!51{{anchor|Chapter 51}}
!51
|"This is all we will say at this time. If you wish more, seek these waters in person and overcome the tests we have created. Only in this will you earn our respect.
Only in this will you earn our respect."
|-
! rowspan = "5" | [[Letters#Third_Oathbringer_Letter|Third letter]]
!53
!53{{anchor|Chapter 53}}
|Friend, Your letter is most intriguing, even revelatory.
|"Friend,
Your letter is most intriguing, even revelatory."
|-
!54{{anchor|Chapter 54}}
!54
|"I would have thought, before attaining my current station, that a deity could not be surprised. Obviously, that is not true. I can be surprised. I can perhaps even be naive, I think.
Obviously, that is not true. I can be surprised. I can perhaps even be naive, I think."
|-
!55{{anchor|Chapter 55}}
!55
|"I am the least equipped, of all, to aid you in this endeavor. I am finding that the powers I hold are in such conflict that the most simple of actions can be difficult. "
|-
!56{{anchor|Chapter 56}}
!56
|"I am also made uncertain by your subterfuge. Why have you not made yourself known to me before this? How is it you can hide? Who are you truly, and how do you know so much about [[Adonalsium]]?"
|-
!57{{anchor|Chapter 57}}
!57
|"If you would speak to me further, I request open honesty. Return to my lands, approach my servants, and I will see what I can do for your quest. "
 
|}
 
== RecordsUrithiru Gem Archive ==
 
In Part threeThree of ''Oathbringer'', the epigraphs are records retrieved from the eponymousgem Stormlight Archivearchive in [[Urithiru]]. InThe atdrawer leastnumber someand of[[Polestone|gemstone]] thesedesignations epigraphs,are included with the record. The gemstone used to make the record seemslikely corresponds to correspond with the orderOrder of the [[Knights Radiant|Knight]] who made it. (ege.g., Sapphiressapphires for [[Windrunners, Zircons for Elsecallers]]) The drawer and gemstone designations have been included, as this indicates when a series of epigraphs all relate to the same topic.
 
Notably, if the gemstones correspond to order, there are no records made by [[Edgedancers]] or the one [[Bondsmith]] spoken of in Chapter 67's epigraph, [[Melishi]].
{| class=infobox
 
! class=title | Chapter
!{| class=title"infobox |sortable" Gem locationwidth=100%
!|- class=title | Text
! Chapter !! Text !! Drawer !! Gemstone
|-
!58{{anchor|Chapter 58}}
| "As a [[Stoneward]], I spent my entire life looking to sacrifice myself. I secretly worry that is the cowardly way. The easy way out."
| Drawer 29-5, topaz
| data-sort-value="29-05" | 29-5
| As a Stoneward, I spent my entire life looking to sacrifice myself. I secretly worry that is the cowardly way. The easy way out.
| data-sort-value="topaz" | topaz
|-
!59{{anchor|Chapter 59}}
| "If this is to be permanent, then I wish to leave record of my husband and children. [[Wzmal]], as good a man as any woman could dream of loving. [[Kmakra]] and [[Molinar]], the true gemstones of my life."
| Drawer 12-15, ruby
| data-sort-value="12-15" | 12-15
| If this is to be permanent, then I wish to leave record of my husband and children. Wzmal, as good a man as any woman could dream of loving. Kmakra and Molinar, the true gemstones of my life.
| data-sort-value="ruby" | ruby
|-
!60{{anchor|Chapter 60}}
| "I worry about my fellow [[Truthwatchers]]."
| Drawer 8-21, second emerald
| data-sort-value="08-21" | 8-21
| I worry about my fellow Truthwatchers.
| data-sort-value="emerald, 2" | second emerald
|-
!61{{anchor|Chapter 61}}
| "We can record any secret we wish, and leave it here? How do we know that they'll be discovered? Well, I don't care. Record that then."
| Drawer 2-3, smokestone
| data-sort-value="02-03" | 2-3
| We can record any secret we wish, and leave it here? How do we know that they'll be discovered? Well, I don't care. Record that then.
| data-sort-value="smokestone" | smokestone
|-
!62{{anchor|Chapter 62}}
| "I wish to submit my formal protest at the idea of abandoning the tower. This is an extreme step, taken brashly."
| Drawer 2-22, smokestone
| data-sort-value="02-22" | 2-22
| I wish to submit my formal protest at the idea of abandoning the tower. This is an extreme step, taken brashly.
| data-sort-value="smokestone" | smokestone
|-
!63{{anchor|Chapter 63}}
| "I returned to the tower to find squabbling children, instead of proud knights, That's why I hate this place. I'm going to go chart the hidden undersea caverns of [[Aimia]]; find my maps in [[Akinah]]."
| Drawer 16-16, amethyst
| data-sort-value="16-16" | 16-16
| I returned to the tower to find squabbling children, instead of proud knights, That's why I hate this place. I'm going to go chart the hidden undersea caverns of Aimia; find my maps in Akinah.
| data-sort-value="amethyst" | amethyst
|-
!64{{anchor|Chapter 64}}
| "The disagreements between the [[Skybreakers]] and the Windrunners have grown to tragic levels. I plead with any who hear this to recognize you are not so different as you think."
| Drawer 27-19, topaz
| data-sort-value="27-19" | 27-19
| The disagreements between the Skybreakers and the Windrunners have grown to tragic levels. I plead with any who hear this to recognize you are not so different as you think.
| data-sort-value="topaz" | topaz
|-
!65{{anchor|Chapter 65}}
| "Now that we abandon the tower, can I finally admit that I hate this place? Too many rules."
| Drawer 8-1, amethyst
| data-sort-value="08-01" | 8-1
| Now that we abandon the tower, can I finally admit that I hate this place? Too many rules.
| data-sort-value="amethyst" | amethyst
|-
!67{{anchor|Chapter 67}}
| "This generation has had only one [[Bondsmith]], and some blame the divisions among us upon this fact. The true problem is far deeper. I believe that [[Honor]] himself is changing."
| Drawer 24-18, smokestone
| data-sort-value="24-18" | 24-18
| This generation has had only one Bondsmith, and some blame the divisions among us upon this fact. The true problem is far deeper. I believe that Honor himself is changing.
| data-sort-value="smokestone" | smokestone
|-
!68{{anchor|Chapter 68}}
| "My research into the cognitive reflections of the spren at the tower has been deeply illustrative. Some thought that the [[Sibling]] had withdrawn from men by intent- but I find counter to that theory."
| Drawer 1-1, first zircon
| data-sort-value="01-01" | 1-1
| My research into the cognitive reflections of the spren at the tower has been deeply illustrative. Some thought that the Sibling had withdrawn from men by intent- but I find counter to that theory.
| data-sort-value="zircon, 1" | first zircon
|-
!69{{anchor|Chapter 69}}
| "The wilting of plants and the general cooling of the air is disagreeable, yes, but some of the tower's functions remain in place. The increased pressure, for example, persists."
| Drawer 1-1, second zircon
| data-sort-value="01-01" | 1-1
| The wilting of plants and the general cooling of the air is disagreeable, yes, but some of the tower's functions remain in place. The increased pressure, for example, persists.
| data-sort-value="zircon, 2" | second zircon
|-
!70{{anchor|Chapter 70}}
| "Something is happening to the Sibling. I agree this is true, but the division among the Knights Radiant is not to blame. Our perceived worthiness is a separate issue."
| Drawer 1-1, third zircon
| data-sort-value="01-01" | 1-1
| Something is happening to the Sibling. I agree this is true, but the division among the Knights Radiant is not to blame. Our perceived worthiness is a separate issue.
| data-sort-value="zircon, 3" | third zircon
|-
!72{{anchor|Chapter 72}}
| "The [[Edgedancers]] are too busy relocating the tower's servants and farmers to send a representative to record their thoughts in these gemstones.
| Drawer 4-17, second topaz
I'll do it for them, then. They are the ones who will be most displaced by this decision. The Radiants will be taken in by nations, but what of all these people now without homes?"
| The Edgedancers are too busy relocating the tower's servants and farmers to send a representative to record their thoughts in these gemstones.
| data-sort-value="04-17" | 4-17
I'll do it for them, then. They are the ones who will be most displaced by this decision. The Radiants will not be taken in by nations, but what of all these people now without homes?
| data-sort-value="topaz, 2" | second topaz
|-
!73{{anchor|Chapter 73}}
| "I am worried about the tower's protections failing. If we are not safe from the [[Unmade]] here, then where?"
| Drawer 3-11, garnet
| data-sort-value="03-11" | 3-11
| I am worried about the tower's protections failing. If we are not safe from the Unmade here, then where?
| data-sort-value="garnet" | garnet
|-
!74{{anchor|Chapter 74}}
| "Today, I leaped from the tower for the last time. I felt the wind dance around me as I fell all the way along the eastern side, past the tower, and to the foothills below. I'm going to miss that."
| Drawer 10-1, sapphire
| data-sort-value="10-01" | 10-1
| Today, I leaped from the tower for the last time. I felt the wind dance around me as I fell all the way along the eastern side, past the tower, and to the foothills below. I'm going to miss that.
| data-sort-value="sapphire" | sapphire
|-
!77{{anchor|Chapter 77}}
| "Something must be done about the remnants of [[Odium]]'s forces. The [[parsh]], as they are now called, continue their war with zeal, even without their masters from [[Damnation]]."
| Drawer 30-20, first emerald
| data-sort-value="30-20" | 30-20
| Something must be done about the remnants of Odium's forces. The parsh, as they are now called, continue their war with zeal, even without their masters from Damnation.
| data-sort-value="emerald, 1" | first emerald
 
|-
!78{{anchor|Chapter 78}}
| "A coalition has been formed among scholar Radiants. Our goal is to deny the enemy their supply of [[Voidlight]]; this will prevent their continuing transformations, and give us an edge in combat."
| Drawer 30-20, second emerald
| data-sort-value="30-20" | 30-20
| A coalition has been formed among scholar Radiants. Our goal is to deny the enemy their supply of Voidlight; this will prevent their continuing transformations, and give us an edge in combat.
| data-sort-value="emerald, 2" | second emerald
|-
!79{{anchor|Chapter 79}}
| "Our revelation is fueled by the theory that the Unmade can perhaps be captured like ordinary spren. It would require a special prison. And [[Melishi]]."
| Drawer 30-20, third emerald
| data-sort-value="30-20" | 30-20
| Our revelation is fueled by the theory that the Unmade can perhaps be captured like ordinary spren. It would require a special prison. And Melishi.
| data-sort-value="emerald, 3" | third emerald
|-
!80{{anchor|Chapter 80}}
| "[[Ba-Ado-Mishram]] has somehow [[Connection|Connected]] with the parsh people, as Odium once did. She provides Voidlight and facilitates forms of power. Our strike team is going to imprison her."
| Drawer 30-20, fourth emerald
| data-sort-value="30-20" | 30-20
| Ba-Ado-Mishram has somehow Connected with the parsh people, as Odium once did. She provides Voidlight and facilitates forms of power. Our strike team is going to imprison her.
| data-sort-value="emerald, 4" | fourth emerald
|-
!81{{anchor|Chapter 81}}
| "We are uncertain the effects this will have on the parsh. At the very least, it should deny them forms of power. Melishi is confident, but [[Naze-daughter-Kuzodo]] warns of unintended side effects."
| Drawer 30-20, fifth emerald
| data-sort-value="30-20" | 30-20
| We are uncertain the effects this will have on the parsh. At the very least, it should deny them forms of power. Melishi is confident, but Naze-daughter-Kuzodo warns of unintended side effects.
| data-sort-value="emerald, 5" | fifth emerald
|-
!82{{anchor|Chapter 82}}
| "Surely this will bring - at long last - the end to war that the [[Herald]]s promised us."
| Drawer 30-20, final emerald
| data-sort-value="30-20" | 30-20
| Surely this will bring - at long last - the end to war that the Heralds promised us.
| data-sort-value="emerald, 99" | final emerald
|-
!83{{anchor|Chapter 83}}
| "As the duly appointed keepers of the perfect gems, we of the [[Elsecallers]] have taken the burden of protecting the ruby nicknamed [[Honor's Drop]]. Let it be recorded."
| Drawer 20-10, zircon
| data-sort-value="20-10" | 20-10
| As the duly appointed keepers of the perfect gems, we of the Elsecallers have taken the burden of protecting the ruby nicknamed Honor's Drop. Let it be recorded.
| data-sort-value="zircon" | zircon
|-
!84{{anchor|Chapter 84}}
| "The enemy makes another push toward [[Feverstone Keep]]. I wish we knew what it was that had them so interested in that area. Could they be intent on capturing [[Rall Elorim]]?"
| Drawer 19-2, third topaz
| data-sort-value="19-02" | 19-2
| The enemy makes another push toward Feverstone Keep. I wish we knew what it was that had them so interested in that area. Could they be intent on capturing Rall Elorim?
| data-sort-value="topaz, 3" | third topaz
|-
!85{{anchor|Chapter 85}}
| "Don't tell anyone. I can't say it. I must whisper. I foresaw this."
| Drawer 30-20, a particularly small emerald
| data-sort-value="30-20" | 30-20
| Don't tell anyone. I can't say it. I must whisper. I foresaw this.
| data-sort-value="emerald" | a particularly small emerald
|-
!86{{anchor|Chapter 86}}
| "My spren claims that recording this will be good for me, so here I go. Everyone says I will swear the [[Immortal Words|Fourth Ideal]] soon, and in so doing, earn my armor. I simply don't think that I can. Am I not supposed to want to help people?"
| Drawer 10-12, sapphire
| data-sort-value="10-12" | 10-12
| My spren claims that recording this will be good for me, so here I go. Everyone says I will swear the Fourth Ideal soon, and in so doing, earn my armor. I simply don't think that I can. Am I not supposed to want to help people?
| data-sort-value="sapphire" | sapphire
|-
!87{{anchor|Chapter 87}}
| "Good night, dear Urithiru. Good night, sweet Sibling. Good night, Radiants."
| Drawer 29-29, ruby
| data-sort-value="29-29" | 29-29
| Good night, dear Urithiru. Good night, sweet Sibling. Good night, Radiants.
| data-sort-value="ruby" | ruby
|-
|}
 
== Hessi's ''Mythica'' ==
 
TheIn epigraphsPart fromFour Partof 4''Oathbringer'', arethe excerptsepigraphs are from an in-universe book, [[Hessi]]'s ''[[Mythica]]'', thatwhich cataloguesattempts to catalog the Unmade, nine of Odium's lieutenants in his Rosharan war[[Unmade]].
 
{| class=infobox width=100%
!|- class=title | Chapter
! class=titleChapter |!! Text !! Page
|-
!89{{anchor|Chapter 89}}
| "My research into the Unmade has convinced me that these things were not simply "spirits of the void" or "nine shadows who moved in the night." They were each a specific kind of [[spren]], endowed with vast powers."
| 3
|-
!90{{anchor|Chapter 90}}
| "I have done my best to separate fact from fiction, but the two blend like mixing paint when the Voidbringers[[Voidbringer]]s are involved. Each of the Unmade has a dozen names, and the powers ascribed to them range from the fanciful to the terrifying."
| 4
|-
!91{{anchor|Chapter 91}}
| "I should point out that although many personalities and motives are ascribed to them, I'm convinced that the Unmade were still spren. As such, they were as much manifestations of concepts or divine forces as they were individuals."
| 7
|-
!92{{anchor|Chapter 92}}
| "The most important point I wish to make is that the Unmade are still among us. I realize this will be contentious, as much of the lore surrounding them is intertwined with theology. However, it is clear to me that some of their effects are common in the world - and we simply treat them as we would the manifestations of other spren."
| 12
|-
!93{{anchor|Chapter 93}}
| "[[Taxil]] mentions [[Yelig-nar]], named Blightwind, in an oft-cited quote. Though [[Jasnah Kholin]] has famously called its accuracy into question, I believe it."
| 26
|-
!95{{anchor|Chapter 95}}
| "Yelig-nar had great powers, perhaps the powers of all Surges[[Surge]]s compounded in one. He could transform any Voidbringer into an extremely dangerous enemy. Curiously, three legends I found mention ''swallowing'' a gemstone to engage this process."
| 27
|-
!96{{anchor|Chapter 96}}
| "Yelig-nar is said to consume souls, but I can't find a specific explanation. I'm uncertain this lore is correct."
| 51
|-
!97{{anchor|Chapter 97}}
| "Of the Unmade, [[Sja-anat]] was most feared by the Radiants. They spoke extensively of her ability to corrupt spren, though only "lesser" spren - whatever that means."
| 89
|-
!98{{anchor|Chapter 98}}
| "Lore suggested leaving a city if the spren there start acting strangely. Curiously, Sja-anat was often regarded as an individual, when others - like [[Moelach]] or [[Ashertmarn]] - were seen as forces."
| 90
|-
!99{{anchor|Chapter 99}}
| "[[Nergaoul]] was known for driving forces into a battle rage, lending them great ferocity. Curiously, he did this to both sides of a conflict, Voidbringer and human. This seems common of the less self-aware spren."
| 121
|-
!100{{anchor|Chapter 100}}
| "I am convinced that Nergaoul is still active on [[Roshar]]. The accounts of the [[Alethi]] "[[Thrill]]" of battle align too well with ancient records - including visions of red mist and dying creatures."
| 140
|-
!101{{anchor|Chapter 101}}
| "[[Moelach]] is very similar to Nergaoul, though instead of inspiring a battle rage, he supposedly granted visions of the future. In this, lore and theology align. Seeing the future originates with the Unmade, and is from the enemy."
| 143
|-
!102{{anchor|Chapter 102}}
| "Moelach was said to grant visions of the future at different times - but most commonly at the transition point between realms. When a soul was nearing the [[Tranquiline Halls]]."
| 144
|-
!103{{anchor|Chapter 103}}
| "Many cultures speak of the so-called [[Death RattlesRattle]]s that sometimes overtake people as they die. Tradition ascribes them to the [[Almighty]], but I find too many to be seemingly prophetic. This will be my most contentious assertion I am sure, but I think these are the effects of Moelach persisting in our current times. Proof is easy to provide: the effect is regionalized, and tends to move across Roshar. This is the roving of the Unmade."
| 170
|-
!104{{anchor|Chapter 104}}
| "[[Ashertmarn]], the Heart of the Revel, is the final of the three great Mindless Unmade. His gift to men is not prohecyprophecy or battle focus, but a lust for indulgence. Indeed, the great debauchery recorded from the court of [[Bayala]] in 480 - which led to dynastic collapse - might be attributable to the influence of Ashertmarn."
| 203
|-
!106{{anchor|Chapter 106}}
| "I find Bo[[Ba-Ado-Mishram]] to be the most interesting of the Unmade. She is said to have been keen of mind, a highprincess among the enemy forces, their ''commander'' during some of the Desolations[[Desolation]]s. I do not know how this relates to the ancient god of the enemy, named Odium."
| 224
|-
!107{{anchor|Chapter 107}}
| "There is very little information about Ba-Ado-Mishram in more modern times. I can only assume she, unlike many of them, returned to Damnation or was destroyed during [[Aharietiam]]."
| 226
|-
!108{{anchor|Chapter 108}}
| "[[Chemoarish]], the Dustmother, has some of the most varied lore surrounding her. The wealth of it makes sorting lies from truths extremely difficult. I do believe she is ''not'' the [[Nightwatcher]], contrary to what some stories claim."
| 231
|-
!109{{anchor|Chapter 109}}
| "[[Re-Shephir]], the Midnight Mother, is another Unmade who appears to have been destroyed at Aharietiam."
| 250
|-
!110{{anchor|Chapter 110}}
| "The Midnight Mother created monsters of shadow and oil, dark imitations of creatures she saw or consumed. Their description matches no spren I can find in modern literature."
| 252
|-
!111{{anchor|Chapter 111}}
| "It will not take a careful reader to ascertain I have listed only eight of the Unmade here. Lore is confident there were nine, an unholy number, asymmetrical and often associated with the enemy."
| 266
|-
!112{{anchor|Chapter 112}}
| "I am certain there are nine Unmade. There are many legends and names that I could have misinterpreted, conflating two Unmade into one. In the next section, I will discuss my theories on this."
| 266
|-
!113{{anchor|Chapter 113}}
| "If I'm correct and my research true, then the question remains. Who is the ninth Unmade? Is it truly [[Dai-Gonarthis]]? If so, could their actions have actually caused the complete destruction of Aimia?"
| 307
|-
|}
 
== ''Eila Stele,'' and ''The Way of Kings'' Postscript==
 
AfterIn thePart general contentFive of ''Oathbringer'', the Eilaepigraphs Steleare istake revealed infrom the chaptertranslation of that name in the previous[[Eila part,Stele]] we see some excerptsand from itthe in''[[The PartWay 5,of andKings also some postscripts from the(in-world)|The Way of Kings]]'' postscript.
 
{| class=infobox width=100%
!|- class=title | Chapter
! Chapter !! Text !! Source
! class=title | Book
! class=title | Text
|-
!115{{anchor|Chapter 115}}
| "They came from another world, using powers that we have been forbidden to touch. Dangerous powers, of [[spren]] and [[Surge]]s. They destroyed their lands and have come to us begging."
| Eila Stele
| They came from another world, using powers that we have been forbidden to touch. Dangerous powers, of spren and Surges. They destroyed their lands and have come to us begging.
|-
!116{{anchor|Chapter 115}}
| "We took them in, as commanded by the gods. What else could we do? They were a people forlorn, without a home. Our pity destroyed us. For their betrayal extended even to our gods: to spren, stone, and wind."
| Eila Stele
| We took them in, as commanded by the gods. What else could we do? They were a people forlorn, without a home. Our pity destroyed us. For their betrayal extended even to our gods: to spren, stone, and wind.
|-
!117{{anchor|Chapter 117}}
| "Beware the otherworlders. The traitors. Those with tongues of sweetness, but with minds that lust for blood. Do not take them in. Do not give them succor. Well were they named [[Voidbringer]]s, for they brought the void. The empty pit that sucks in emotion. A new god. Their god."
| Eila Stele
| Beware the otherworlders. The traitors. Those with tongues of sweetness, but with minds that lust for blood. Do not take them in. Do not give them succor. Well were they named Voidbringers, for they brought the void. The empty pit that sucks in emotion. A new god. Their god.
|-
!118{{anchor|Chapter 118}}
| "These Voidbringers know no songs. They cannot hear [[Roshar]], and where they go, they bring silence. They look soft, with no shell, but they are hard. They have but one heart, and it cannot ever live."
| Eila Stele
| These Voidbringers know no songs. They cannot hear Roshar, and where they go, they bring silence. They look soft, with no shell, but they are hard. They have but one heart, and it cannot ever live.
|-
!119{{anchor|Chapter 119}}
| "As I began my journey, I was challenged to defend why I insisted on traveling alone. They called it irresponsible. An avoidance of duty and obligation.
| Way of Kings (postscript)
Those who said this made an enormous mistake of assumption."
| As I began my journey, I was challenged to defend why I insisted on traveling alone. They called it irresponsible. An avoidance of duty and obligation.
|''The Way of Kings'', postscript
Those who said this made an enormous mistake of assumption.
|-
!120{{anchor|Chapter 120}}
| "If the journey itself is indeed the most important piece, rather than the destination itself, then I traveled not to avoid duty - but to seek it."
| Way of Kings (postscript)
|''The Way of Kings'', postscript
| If the journey itself is indeed the most important piece, rather than the destination itself, then I traveled not to avoid duty - but to seek it.
|-
!121{{anchor|Chapter 121}}
| "It becomes the responsibility of every man, upon realizing he lacks the truth, to seek it out."
| Way of Kings (postscript)
|''The Way of Kings'', postscript
| It becomes the responsibility of every man, upon realizing he lacks the truth, to seek it out.
|-
!122{{anchor|Chapter 122}}
| "Yes, I began my journey alone, and I ended it alone.
| Way of Kings (postscript)
|But Yes,that Idoes begannot mymean journey alone, andthat I ended itwalked alone."
|''The Way of Kings'', postscript
But that does not mean that I walked alone.
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