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. . . since when was permission needed for any of those things?

There are people here who can probably write in Steel Alphabet as well. It's a thing.

Our lifeless thread budget is really wearing thin now. Andrew better use his own breath for this one. We hit spending quota last week.

Gold hair isn't strange. Iriali hair is solid metallic gold in coloration. I would think that Zahel, being who he is, would at least know that humans aren't the only species here that have had some sort of social structure to gain power in. Listeners, Aimians . . .

Only Nalthians can Return, AFAIK. The Heralds are said to have not left Greater Roshar since the Oathpact. To begin with, his name isn't even Vasher, and what a name looks like in English is irrelevant to someone who doesn't even know English.

We don't really even know if any of those other humans were shard-created or if they descended directly from humans of the Adonalsium era.

Even obligators are trained to notice when your emotions don't make sense. Checking the bronzepulse is more precise, but it should be noticeable. Of course she doesn't notice it here, but hey.

Even if he could it has to go somewhere, surely. I don't think it would all fit in Marsh's pocket or anything.

The teeth will probably cut her hair off or something.Yes I'm being intentionally pessimistic.

I do believe Vin stopped thinking that constant smoking was a good idea against emotional allomancy when Marsh brought up that it was better to be manipulated and being able to notice than to be completely blind.

11 months seems like a long delay to awaken a lifeless thread.

Shardplate solves all of those save for the tower, sadly

I don't think you can really just fix a splinter up by infusing a second splinter into it. . .

Well it was more that Brandon was just making up an average number for Peter while writing both at once without anyone noticing. We weren't supposed to know. Accidentally writing extra books is still hilarious for me.

Judging from that last bit, I guess we're beginning with the Blackthorn right off the bat?

Remember when the Shadows of Self percentage actually included the Bands of Mourning completion rate? I don't trust any number but 100% anymore.

That's both convenient and rather unfortunate at the same time.

The moon becomes a heavily reverse lashed sandwich, so that you can still stand. Eating it would make you float off for good though. I wish for that Cosmere Hungar Games simulation we have going in one of the other sections to become a thing. Especially Elend, Lightsong, and Adolin singing.

I vaguely remember Szeth mentioning how his blade is unusually lacking in ornamentation (which certainly makes it sound far from being a masterwork of art), but I haven't read WoK in a while. Should take another look tomorrow while I finish this book I'm reading.

Because Brandon keeps teasing with "I never said he was actually Taln".

Okay, who downvoted this? It's an honest opinion, and he isn't even bashing with it.

How does one kill Spook of all people and not suffer injuries O_O

Expanded mind won't tell you what you don't know though. All you can do with a shard during a crossword session is cheat.

If we're taking Roshar into the space age like Scadrial, we'll need reverse lashing fabrials in the spaceships . . . really strong ones. Adhesion is useless in space though, so the best cosmere astronauts would be coinshots and skybreakers. Assuming the soul is purely spiritual (well duh) then "inhabit" may not be the correct term, since distance and location is supposedly irrelevant in the spiritual realm. Perhaps it just identifies with the largest piece of "me"?