Calvin101

I kind of thought this would end up being on the radiants' side as well. Assuming the Thaylens want to back out, Odium clearly said the city was on the verge of an orchestrated coup. And Rysn was very concerned about the artefabrian contract being void for being singed under duress. Sooo wasn't the contact with Odium also singed under duress by Thaylen's own laws? Additionally isn't there significant legal justification for saying the entirety of the Azish Empire is still under the radiants control? The Azish didn't accept the secession of a large part of their empire. It seems to me the Azish can go to war without actually breaking the peace.

The Skybreaker radiant kind of sounded like he was pitching a protection racket. I guess that works within his legal framework? I can't wrap my mind around shardbullets. Gotta be some kind of mix of investiture to make that work. The only bullet like force on roshar seems to be a reverse lashing, but only the windrunners can do that. I don't think it can be a shardplate spren, it just seems from the scene that the gun is made out of the same material as a classic shardblade. Assuming it's a singer though, we really have no idea how surges will effect them in combination with their already existing forms, so it's really up in the air.

We know shardblades are a manifestation of the dead spren from the recreance. This was after the last desolation, the false desolation, and the trapping of of Ba-Ado-Mishram. So assuming the Listeners weren't fighting and winning blades from the humans anymore, how did they get them? I guess this question goes hand in hand with 'where are all the missing shardblades?' Its clear that some of these secret societies, like the Ghostbloods are holding some of these missing shards. Did they for some reason pass off shards to the lLsteners at some point?