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NYNAEVE HEALED LOGAIN AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

SO KURO 2 IS COMING ALREADY I GUESS

The conversation between Grandal and Sammael was a tad confusing

Aw hell, an attack on Mat by Aiel.

I believe that that is in a drama CD, but it isn't too important.

Everyone BETTER be watching Arcane.

Third book is published next week I believe. Before Cytonic, you can read Sunreach and ReDawn

CS3 response

The trip to Shadar Logoth.... needless to say, it wasn't the greatest.

Finished Lost Judgement, and started on Tales of Arise

Anyways to actually respond to your comment,

Tag, Eluvianii hasn't finished CS3

In case you couldn't tell,

I've never seen anyone say bad things about it

Not really? The ending is generally looked at very positively

How was the ending

Reading chapter 16 and wow. Talk about a plot dump. So Rand is the son of the old Daughter Hair Tigraine. Taringail was her husband, and Galad his son. And Luc is Tigraine's brother. Why is Rand related to literally everybody. He is technically related to Moiraine (not really but Tigraine's old husband was Moiraine's.... Father? Brother? Cousin? I don't remember their relation, but close enough), he is Galad's half brother, and Luc is his uncle.

Read chapter 15. First, the thing that happened to Egwene last chapter was just strong emotion. Alas, nothing more interesting than that. I guess Gawyn just has lucid dreams. I want to watch one of the meetings the Wise Ones have with the Aes Sedai. It sounds SO satisfying. The Aes Sedai need a bit of humbling and the Wise Ones do a fantastic job with that To think that one angry sleep deprived rant at Aes Sedai about how they suck was enough to make me bring Nynaeve back up to C tier after her sorry showing in Fires of Heaven

Read chapter 14, and there are two things of note. First, I think Gawyn might be a Dreamwalker. This chapter Egwene is talking about how the Wise Ones could forcibly pull her into a dream and keep her there because they're far stronger than she is. Not five minutes later, she gets forcibly pulled into Gawyn's dream and can't leave. Plus Gawyn seemed to be controlling it, and resetting the dream when he said something he thought was dumb. Second, Nynaeve was thinking Anaiya was super suspicious at the end of the chapter. That's gonna play into something. I just don't know what.

I read Chapter 10. Hoo boy what a chapter. Basically every Two Rivers girl is a Channeler (the almighty power of three Ta'veren, making basically an entire village Aes Sedai candidates), Rand met with Verin and Alanna, and Alanna bonded him (you can DO that against their will?). And then Rand got mad. The more I read this book, the more I realize that Fires of Heaven is probably my least favorite book so far. It had a lot of good things, and I can't say in good conscience that it's a bad book, or even that I disliked it. But it's where all of the bad parts of Wheel of Time were at their absolute worst so far. It was miserable to read even with all of the good things it had

Yeah I mean the fake spymaster guy. All of the Whitecloaks have clearly flawed beliefs, but that's just because they're knight templars who are too caught up in their holy crusade of righteousness to actually consider giving anybody who crosses them the benefit of the doubt, let alone Channelers. Spymaster guy takes it to a whole new level.

Nah, they're all like lawful stupid knight templars, but they're not as bad as that guy. Most every other Whitecloak have beliefs that make sense with some assumptions, like Aes Sedai all being evil and Rand working with them. They're biased but those are understandable. This guy, though, he's literally spouting off nonsense that even Pedron Niall finds absurd and is obviously not true. He literally says that the Stone of Tear was an inside job you can't make this stuff up.

Oh my god. The Whitecloaks have a straight up conspiracy theorist. Like, actually "they faked the moon landing" kind of guy. Thats amazing.

Lost Judgement! I got the deluxe edition so I get to play it three days early!

Oh my god. A good Nynaeve chapter. She hasn't had a chapter in her POV where I didn't hate her since, like, book 2. Learned some good things there. The Reds set Logain up, built him up as the false Dragon only to tear him down for glory or something. Thom isn't in Salidar anymore. And there's an emissary from the Tower in Salidar.