Hiadin Haloun

If I read it correctly, dalinar is the first to bond the storm father since honor died.

What if it was a mixture? We know nale stayed with the sky breakers, and we know the feverstone keep knights were stonewards and windrunners. What if the revelation that the parshmen weren't the evils of old, coupled with the revelation that taln was still trapped in damnation, drove the radiants to break their oaths. The spren of old probably knew that humans were the voidbringers to begin with, and when the knights found out all of these things together, they broke. The two that felt most guilty first. A better question is why was the enemy so focused on the city of shadows.

Mathematically speaking there is symmetry in the number 16. 8+8 the double of a double. 4×4 the square of a square. Perfect symmetry in a number. 10 is not symmetrical. Rosharan theology revered symmetry, so maybe there is something with 16, we just havent seen it yet.

In re reading WoK and WoR in preparation for OB I started thinking that humans were the voidbringers to start with. When the reveal came I was not surprised at all. The listener songs talk about the spren betrayal, choosing humans, how they didn't shatter the plains, and a few other hints that could be picked up on. I don't think, however, that odium really was their god when they showed up. I think he followed them after killing their god, or perhaps both of their gods.