1214 Results in the "Fantasy" category


    • 56. Always with You Cover
      by testsuphomeAdmin The chapter opens with Dalinar experiencing a vision filled with uncertainty and intrigue, questioning the identity and knowledge of a mysterious figure who seems to possess insight about Adonalsium. This figure’s subterfuge and concealment evoke a sense of mystery, prompting Dalinar to grapple with the implications of this knowledge and its connection to broader cosmic forces. The narrative then shifts to a detailed scene set in an ancient fortress, where Dalinar observes a civilization characterized by…
    • 55. Kinship With the Open Sky Cover
      by testsuphomeAdmin In this chapter, Kaladin tends to an unconscious Teft in a hidden shelter, using Stormlight to improve their conditions. He carefully administers water to Teft with a makeshift syringe, hoping for his recovery, while Syl watches solemnly. Their conversation shifts to mortality as Syl expresses her fear of losing Kaladin, contrasting her immortal nature as a spren with human fragility. Kaladin deflects her concerns with distractions, but Syl’s unease lingers, revealing unresolved grief over her former…
    • 55. Alone Together Cover
      by testsuphomeAdmin The chapter opens with Rlain reflecting on his internal conflict and feelings of inadequacy, emphasizing his sense of being ill-equipped to assist others due to the turmoil within himself. Sitting alone on the Shattered Plains, he listens to the rhythms—subtle, tonal beats that he perceives as echoes of his lost people. These rhythms, though faint and imperfect, serve as a connection to his heritage and a source of solace. Rlain’s awareness that humans might respond to these rhythms, despite their…
    • 54. The Future Become Dust Cover
      by testsuphomeAdmin The chapter opens with a poignant moment between Dalinar and his young grandson, Gavinor, as they discuss the bravery of Gav's deceased father. Dalinar reassures the solemn child that his father died heroically, not because of him, but due to the actions of evil forces. The conversation turns to Gav's mother, with Dalinar explaining that she was controlled by an enemy but truly loved him. The scene highlights Gav's maturity beyond his years and Dalinar's determination to be more present in his grandson's…
    • 54. An Ancient Singer’s Name Cover
      by testsuphomeAdmin The chapter begins with a reflection on divine omniscience, where the narrator considers whether a deity could be truly surprised, ultimately accepting that even gods can experience naivety or surprise. This philosophical musing sets a tone of introspection and vulnerability, contrasting divine omnipotence with human limitations. The narrative then shifts to the harsh realities faced by the characters, particularly Khen and Sah, who express their frustration over their continued enslavement—first under…
    • 53. Such a Twisted Cut Cover
      by testsuphomeAdmin The chapter begins with Jasnah reflecting on a letter that hints at hidden truths about ancient Veden history, specifically focusing on the tumultuous reign of King NanKhet. The historical account, penned by Natata Ved, details NanKhet’s brief rule, marked by relentless assassination attempts from family members and rivals. Despite her dramatization, the story underscores how internal family conflicts and treacherous power struggles threaten stability within royal lines. Jasnah’s fascination with these…
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      53. Compassion

      53. Compassion Cover
      by testsuphomeAdmin The chapter opens with Venli reflecting on her past choices, particularly the moment she hid a gemstone from her sister and mother out of fear of losing glory. Despite her initial selfish motives, she now lives the destiny meant for her sister, becoming a Radiant and surviving against the odds. As she moves through the tower, she observes the logistical challenges of occupation, including the need to relax confinement for humans running low on supplies. Raboniel’s strategic leniency in sparing Radiants…
    • 52. After His Father Cover
      by testsuphomeAdmin Dalinar Kholin reflects on his extensive military campaigns, recounting years of hard-fought battles across the land. After crushing the Herdazians and securing key territories, he moves southward to confront the Vedens, emphasizing the strategic importance of patience and maneuvering over outright extermination. His fatigue and weariness are palpable as he returns to his camp, stripped of his armor and exhausted from the relentless campaign. Despite the physical toll, Dalinar’s focus remains on the…
    • 52. A Path Toward Saving Cover
      by testsuphomeAdmin The chapter opens with Venli observing her mother, Jaxlim, struggling to remember the songs she once recited flawlessly. Venli, who is experimenting with human writing systems, is deeply unsettled by her mother’s lapses, which hint at a deeper decline. Jaxlim dismisses her forgetfulness as fatigue from the stress of recent events, particularly the arrival of humans in their city. Venli helps her mother to bed, noting how Jaxlim’s physical strength contrasts with her growing fragility, a troubling…
    • 51. To Sing Hopeless Songs Cover
      by testsuphomeAdmin The chapter opens with Raboniel questioning Venli about the literacy of her staff, criticizing their adherence to human customs. Venli defends her team, explaining their Alethi cultural background and lamenting the loss of the listeners, who were taken by Odium. Raboniel probes Venli’s loyalty, asking why she serves so eagerly despite Odium’s actions against her people. Venli responds with a rehearsed answer, praising Odium’s selectivity, while internally reflecting on her past aspirations for…
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