Ok, so I'm trying to wrap my head around how fabrials, spesifically conjoiners work.
To look at spanreeds, I understand that each twist or notch ,probably puts it in contact with a different metal, makes sense, but I'm not sure what metals those would be.
Now at first I figured it was Peter with a gravitation spren, but since most conjoiners are Ruby's with flame spren I assume this is not the case, so what metals cuase a conjoiner to flash, move and recive?
My second question is how kaladin "glove that flies" , I get that aluminum,can prevent a plane or vector from being transmitted, but I'm not sure how that allows for translating one force vector into another, specifically "down" into wherever kaladin points"
Thirdly painrials what are they, I thought it was a tazer, but apparently it supresses pain and can have it polarity changed by steel and iron rather than zinc or brass, so can someone explain that?
Also I'm a second year physics student so dont hold back if the answer needs to get technical
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Ok, so I'm trying to wrap my head around how fabrials, spesifically conjoiners work.
To look at spanreeds, I understand that each twist or notch ,probably puts it in contact with a different metal, makes sense, but I'm not sure what metals those would be.
Now at first I figured it was Peter with a gravitation spren, but since most conjoiners are Ruby's with flame spren I assume this is not the case, so what metals cuase a conjoiner to flash, move and recive?
My second question is how kaladin "glove that flies" , I get that aluminum,can prevent a plane or vector from being transmitted, but I'm not sure how that allows for translating one force vector into another, specifically "down" into wherever kaladin points"
Thirdly painrials what are they, I thought it was a tazer, but apparently it supresses pain and can have it polarity changed by steel and iron rather than zinc or brass, so can someone explain that?
Also I'm a second year physics student so dont hold back if the answer needs to get technical
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