Mathis_Sea

I don't know if this has been discussed before, but in the Wax & Wayne books, we hear and see multiple references to "Koloss blooded" people, with blue and natural colored skin. I can't recall an explanation for how a normal person would have Koloss heritage, what with how Koloss are made. Does this imply that Koloss and other hemolurgic creatures can reproduce naturally, as well as with spikes, and certain attributes are passed down genetically? Any theories or ideas about how this is possible, other than someone was adventurous? And if this was addressed in the book and missed it, please let me know!

I was the same age as Vin when I read The Final Empire and the story of her growing from a scared girl into a powerful woman really spoke to me. Her devotion to the people she cares about is also very relatable. She’s a wonderful character, her flaws and vulnerabilities are part of what make her so strong. Plus I am also short and always ready to stab when necessary!

Everything! There’s not one particular thing I’m looking forward to, but book 3 left me with so many questions and theories! Not to mention these books tend to take turns I don’t see coming or go in directions I never would have thought of. I just can’t wait to see the journey in store.

Hello, My name is Mathis and while I am new to this forum, I have been reading Sanderson novels since my mom introduced them to me when I was 15 or 16. I met Vin when I needed her and became a fan of his books. I have since read Elantris and Warbreaker, as well as the Wax & Wayne books. I didn’t realize there was a bigger universe at play until I read Mistborn: Secret History. If there’s one thing I love, it’s expansive fictional universes. I immediately picked up The Way of Kings, and I have just finished my second read through of all three SLA books. I am very excited for book 4!