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Perrin is currently witnessing Veins of Gold. Based That chapter hit hard. Almost as hard as the original chapter I'm sure Mat's dice are rolling also because he's nearing Veins of Gold, and something's gonna happen to make him aware of that as well. That might be this next chapter. Brandon you cheeky so and so. Mat goes to an inn called the Dusty Wheel, whose proprietor is a guy named Hatch. I see you Brandon. I see what you're doing THE GHOLAM IS GONE! That was so raw THE DRAGON REBORN COMES!

It is deeply funny to me that Gawyn cannot catch a SINGLE win. Even when he leaves the god damn Tower to go to Elayne, he's still ruining Egwene's plans because she needs him at the Tower. It's comical at this point

Okay it seems that the assassin was indeed the Blood Knives, instead of Mesaana How in the hell has the Prince of Ravens thing ALREADY spread?! Wow, Noal knows what it's like to be known in every tavern and every city. Immediately after mentioning Jain Farstrider. Nope, definitely different people, for sure. Why do I have a very bad feeling. Mat going to Birgitte because she knows how to get into Ghenjei. Someone trying to sneak into the Palace, possibly Mat but maybe someone else. Birgitte carrying a sword. The title of the chapter, The End of a Legend. Birgitte reminiscing on her past lives as much as she is. Why do I feel like Birgitte isn't long for this world. Okay she's fine. Good.

God Aes Sedai tests are awful, one and all. First you're made to live through AU lives that are specifically designed to keep you trapped there to become Accepted, and then to become Aes Sedai you have to be taught to ignore the pain and suffering of everyone around you to do the thing. No wonder they all suck. Okay so that was specifically very abnormal. That isn't what most people go through. Good. NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO! TRAGEDY OF TRAGEDIES! NYNAEVE'S BRAID IS GONE, SHE CAN'T TUG IT ANYMORE!

That's fair, she just sort of gained the ability to see the corruption out of nowhere. But at the same time, I believe it, she's getting better at Healing, she's like the best Healer in the world and her skill could have just advanced enough to see maladies of the mind, which would have been progressed due to her learning about how to break Compulsion (and also likely Rand's ta'veren presence). From there, all she had to do was Delve into someone afflicted with madness on a whim and then try some stuff.

MAT'S DOING SOMETHING AAAAAAAAA! I LOVE HIM! I still think he should have had a talk with Tuon about it BUT THIS IS PROGRESS!

AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA! NYNAEVE JUST HEALED SAIDIN'S MADNESS! Sanderson stop being good at romance (things I never thought I'd accuse Sanderson of (I'm being unfair, he has very good romances, Steris my beloved). idk if it's just me, but I feel like I enjoyed Perrin/Faile's relationship in this one chapter more than I did in basically any other scene they were together in throughout the entire rest of the series

Man, the timeline in this book is absolutely wild. We're jumping around in time so much. We get some Perrin well before the climax of the last book hit, then we get some Mat and Elayne around that time, and then we get some Egwene after the last book. It's kinda funny how insane the time in this book is

Hopefully Galad will put to bed this absurd notion that Two Rivers is full of Darkfriends. The only Whitecloak with sense, I tell you. Not now, obviously, but when they talk to each other. First Mat chapter in Towers of Midnight, he feels a lot more natural now. I'll need to read more but it feels like Sando realized he went a bit too comic relief with Mat in the last book and is dialing it back It's wild that Mat has taken to being a leader of men far easier than Perrin has. Perrin is STILL trying to not be a leader, Mat's just accepted it at this point GRAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAH I LOVE MAT! Also, Teslyn and Silviana, carrying the entire decency of the Red Ajah all alone. Alright yeah, this is Mat. Sando got him pretty good this book

The most TRUE thing Gawyn has ever said! I have NEVER seen a group of people seemingly so dedicated to putting themselves in danger for zero reason, always thinking they're immortal until it inevitably bites them in the ass I'm flip flopping between these murders being done by Mesaana or by the Bloodknives. I'm leaning very heavily to Mesaana, but I think the Bloodknives make sense as well. Biggest issues with the Bloodknives is A. idk how long the murders have been happening for, B. I don't know why they would go around sneakily killing people when they're doomed to die, I figured they would start a massacre, and C. I don't see why they would have waited so long. But also we haven't addressed them at ALL except for the one dude killed by Bryne, and it's bothering me. And it would make sense that they would kill with knives compared to Mesaana. I think Mesaana makes more sense for a lot of reasons, but the Bloodknives feels like a loose thread that hasn't been tied up. Gawyn's arguments also make it harder to think it's Mesaana, because he's not wrong. Channeling wouldn't be out of the ordinary in the Tower and other Black Ajah murderers used the Power without hesitation, even in places full of Aes Sedai Looking back, all of the Bloodknives wore black leather, not black silk. I'm flip flopping so much on this. The Bloodknives probably wouldn't know about Warders, or who did and did not have them. So they wouldn't target the ones without them, they'd be killing indiscriminately. But also the idea that they're able to sneak around the Tower without being spotted makes perfect sense, I don't think it's as simple as a Gray Man. I'm probably overthinking this, the simple answer is probably the correct one, it's probably just Mesaana.

Ohhh yeah that's fair. That makes sense. I don't remember the numbers of the Forsaken so I forgot that. That makes more sense. I just thought, you know, black towers, Asha'man.

Seems Egwene got some more visions. One of them is about Mesaana in the Tower still apparently. The one with Rand, I dunno what that's about. It can't be related to the fact that he almost destroyed the world because he just did that. And as for the one with the black towers, I think it's pretty obviously related to the Asha'man somehow, but idk how. There are 13 black towers, which is obviously significant, but I'm not sure what it could mean since Asha'man can't link. I don't know who the towers could represent other than Logain, Taim, and maybe Rand. The falling towers signifies Asha'man dying most likely. The one that falls and rises again is either Logain (because he is promised glory) or Rand. Other than that, I'm not sure what it means Ayo, Rand and Egwene finally meet again after so long That talk was interesting. Didn't go how I expected it to

Galad when did you become so based. The only Whitecloak with sense. D-does Fain have control of Mashadar? Did Rand inadvertantly free that thing from its imprisonment at Shadar Logoth? Oh nooo

I'm going to assume Bulen is a character from New Spring Oh boy, we about to see Graendal get nuked? Ooooh Graendal did a sneaky. Rand punched her as hard as he could, but he was still playing her game Well. There goes Aran'gar. Wasn't expecting that one

I liked her. I had nothing against her really. Then these last two books went and made her the second best character and it was very sudden and unexpected. I go very monkey brain in situations like this. I see cool thing, I clap.

Opened up the next book just to get to the prologue, and I'm so happy! A bit of Loial's book was put as the start of the book! Loial addressed the Great Stump! I'm happy for him!

At the end of time, when the many become one, the last storm shall gather its angry winds to destroy a land already dying. And at its center, the blind man shall stand upon his own grave. There he shall see again, and weep for what has been wrought The End of the Twelfth Book of The Wheel of Time I bought Tower s of Midnight today. So I start that tomorrow.

GS 50 RAND IS BACK! WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!

I'm betting that Rand just accidentally walked into that hallway where he tried to resurrect that girl. And that's going to make him remember "The One He Lost". It's not referring to his hand. It's referring to his morality. OH TAM! THAT WAS WHY THEY NEEDED PERRIN! THEY NEEDED TAM! BEING CONFRONTED BY HIS FATHER TO SAVE HIM! OH! Morgase revealed herself OFFSCREEN?! OH DUH! GALAD! PERRIN MET GALAD! Of COURSE it came out! Rand completely snapped. It isn't gonna be how she intended, but Cadsuane's plan will work. Also WHY DID YOU GO TO EBOU DAR SIR?!

SILVIANA KEEPER?! SILVIANA KEEPER! AND AFTER A BANGER SPEECH! LET IT GO FORTH ACROSS THE LAND! LET IT BE SPOKEN OF, LET IT BE RELIED UPON, AND LET IT BE REMEMBERED! THE WHITE TOWER IS WHOLE AND COMPLETE! AND NO ONE - MAN, WOMAN, OR CREATION OF THE SHADOW - WILL SEE US DIVIDED AGAIN!

God dammit Taim what did you DO! What happened after that ending! What did you do to the people sent to bond Asha'man you scheming little toad! In the glory of the Light, that the White Tower may endure forever. Egwene al'Vere, The Watcer of the Seals, the Flame of Tar Valon, The Amyrlin Seat!

We're finally learning why the Ajah Heads were meeting in secret. It took long enough I wonder what happened to the other assassins. Bryne killed one, but where did the others go? Are they also dead?

Wait it just occurred to me. WHERE THE HELL IS LEANE?! WE HAVEN'T HEARD FROM HER IN AGES!

RAND DO SOMETHING! YOU CAN'T JUST LEAVE AFTER THAT GOD DAMMIT RAND

I want to see Elaida's POV right now. Where is she at? Well. Elaida got captured. I can't say I wasn't expecting it. I also can't say that I feel good about it, obviously