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The chapter opens with a description of the Assembly Hall, a repurposed space in the former Steel Ministry Canton of Finance headquarters. The hall features a stage with seating for Assembly members on one side and a lectern for speakers on the other, facing the Assemblymen rather than the audience. Elend, the king, encourages public attendance at these meetings, though turnout is often sparse. Vin, the protagonist, observes the setup from her seat among the bodyguards at the back of the stage, noting the…-
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Elend stands atop Luthadel’s city wall, observing a second invading army led by Lord Cett, who had previously sent assassins to kill him. The army camps near the Luth-Davn Canal, separate from Straff Venture’s forces. Elend, feeling the weight of impending siege, questions how they missed Cett’s approach, to which Clubs explains their scouts were distracted by Straff’s army. Vin, perched precariously on the wall’s edge, notes the tension between the two armies but doubts they will attack each…-
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The chapter opens with a vivid description of the Conventical of Seran, a fortress nestled in a massive crater, shrouded in mist and darkness. Sazed, a scholar with stored knowledge in metalminds, observes the fortress's unusual design, noting its lack of defensibility against armies but its effectiveness in providing solitude. The Inquisitors, who once inhabited the fortress, clearly intended to deter visitors, as the location is hidden and difficult to access. The eerie atmosphere sets the stage for the…-
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The chapter opens with Dockson warning Elend about the dangers of his plan to enter the enemy camp, emphasizing the risks involved. Elend, now appearing more authoritative in his new uniform, insists it is their only option to manipulate his father, Straff Venture, into attacking their rival, Cett. Vin observes Elend’s transformation with mixed feelings, noting how Tindwyl’s influence has bolstered his confidence and discipline. Despite her love for him, Vin worries that Elend’s newfound…-
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Vin, the protagonist, is struggling with severe insomnia, relying on her Allomantic pewter to stave off exhaustion as she keeps vigil atop Keep Hasting’s walls. Her kandra companion, OreSeur, expresses concern over her unsustainable sleep habits, noting she averages only three to four hours a night. Vin’s restlessness is compounded by an ominous, distant thumping—a sound tied to cryptic logbook entries—and her growing anxiety over the threats facing Luthadel, including Straff’s army and the…-
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The chapter opens with Sazed transcribing a metal inscription written by a man named Kwaan, who expresses deep fear and regret. Kwaan fears both Alendi's return from the Well of Ascension and the potential doom brought by the Deepness. He reflects on his initial meeting with Alendi, describing him as a small but commanding figure who later became the supposed Hero of Ages. Kwaan laments his role in promoting Alendi as the Hero, a decision he now views as a grave mistake that led to widespread belief in…-
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The chapter focuses on Philen Frandeu, a merchant who resents being lumped together with the skaa, the lower class in the story's world. Philen prides himself on his business acumen and wealth, which he believes sets him apart from both the skaa and the noblemen. Despite his success, he feels disdain from the noble Assembly members, who still view him as inferior due to his lack of noble lineage. Philen's internal monologue reveals his bitterness and determination to prove his worth, especially as the…-
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Vin observes Lord Cett's unexpected arrival at the Luthadel Assembly, noting his disguised soldiers forming a protective perimeter. Despite the boldness of entering a besieged city, Cett's move reflects his precarious position—his smaller army and the impending koloss threat make this a calculated gamble. His demeanor suggests confidence, even amusement, as he disrupts the proceedings. The Assembly members are stunned, whispering among themselves while noblemen silently confirm Cett's identity,…-
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Vin finds temporary solace in her studies amid recent chaos, though her research on the Deepness and the Hero of Ages brings its own anxieties. She grapples with the idea that the mists' increasing hostility signals the need for the Hero's return, questioning whether she could be that prophesied figure. Memories of her unexplained ability to draw the mists into herself during her confrontation with the Lord Ruler resurface, but she dismisses them as inconclusive. The vague, interpretable nature of Terris…-
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Elend and his advisors, including Ham and Sazed, are strategizing how to address the political challenge posed by the merchant faction in the Assembly. Ham suggests removing the merchants through a vote, but Elend points out the impracticality of achieving unanimous support for such an action. The group is immersed in research, surrounded by books and notes, with Sazed’s meticulous organization contrasting with Elend’s chaotic stacks. Tindwyl, their Terris mentor, abstains from direct political…-
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