Frustration

"I'll rest later." John said. Standing John walked back to the carts, doing his best to hide his exhaustion. "I got some flamethrowers, and some other things, I think they'll be helpful."

"Yeah?" John asked, sitting up.

How did you sleep with your neck at a 90 degree angle?

John opened the door pushing two shopping carts into the appartment. Rubbing his eyes John threw himself onto the couch.

Hoid said that Virtuosity splintered herself.

Odium was not involved in the splintering of Virtuosity.

So not fun story, with a good lesson behind it. I didn't feel like eating last night and tried to go to bed, but I was kept up all night in pain. I tried eating something but the thought of doing so made me sick. And it kept getting worse, my hands and feet went numb, breathing hurt, it was awful. Then I got a priesthood blessing and almost immediatly started to feel better.

John waited until everyone else had gone to sleep before he stood up. He looked around carefully, all quiet. Grabbing the money he had taken from the Pacis, John opened the door and slipped out into the night.

That is true, however I don't think that those two abilities will be as easy to hack togather as OP suggests.

You can click inside the quote box and then delete everything but what you want to respond to. And they would have died without it. It's hard to say it's continueing when Alethkar won and annexed the Shattered Plains. As we see in WoR none of the main cast had the ability to do anything about it. Shallan and Jasnah tried to release the parshmen, but they couldn't do anything. You mean they are killing the soldiers that fight them. That's what war is. I'm not saying they are, what I am saying is that the War of Vengence is no different from any other war. There is no racial motivation behind it, it is not a genocide, it is simple war, just as the Veden civil war was, or the Alethi wars of Unification. Or any of the countless other conflicts on Roshar. Against them sure, go right ahead. It changes quite a deal. The Alethi are not the agressors, in the War of Vengence they are innocent, and the Listeners are guilty, not the other way around. Not true, Herdaz has some, Reshi isles have some, you could probably find some off the coast of Iri too. And that's just the greatshells. Whitespines, chulls and axehounds all produce gemhearts. They have non-gemheart dependent agriculture, it just cannot be maintained on Narak. And yet the Alethi's orgininal intent was to peacfully trade and to be allowed to hunt Chasmfiends. No force, no coersion, just trade. You mean that the majority of the singers activly participated in a war against humanity with the expressed purpose of wiping them out and the humans as a counterattack accidentally messed up the singers souls. And then the group that wasn't trying to kill all of the humans got to keep their minds, and then later killed a human king who had shown them nothing but kindness and the kingdom got mad about it and wants recompension. Yeah, very clear metaphor. Who exactly are the bad guys here? I find the comparison lacking.

It's gross. He's bathing, in food.

Update: The bleach was too powerful and I can now no longer see anything reeces.

Thank you, I'm going to go bleach my eyes now.

No that's like someone got hurt 2,000 years ago so you need to make up for it despite the fact that it was an unintended side effect of an attack during wartime, that targeted exclusivly combatants. You could not have done something because you were not even thought of yet. The Parshendi killed Gavilar, so the Alethi declaired war on them. I'm not sure what the structure of Alethkar has to do with this. No one even knows that Parshmen are sentient until book 3(with the exception of a select few individuals none of which had the power to do anything about it." Heck Parshmen will starve to death if not told to eat. The only army who's stated purpose is to wipe a race from existance is the Singers. No, it was to exact vengence for their murdered king. It is litterally called "The War of Vengence" and was started with the "Vengence Pact." Then it's a pretty bad metaphor. It's a war, not a genocide and animals are being hunted, not minerals being extracted. Sure, just ignore the fact that the Listeners started it, and that the same thing would have happened to any other nation, the fact that the Alethi were engaging in peacful negotiation and trade, and so on. Did you not notice that everyone on Roshar(Except the Shin) would look closer to Asian than white? Engage in war until the other side surrenders, like all wars. Resources that the Listeners themselves belive belongs to whoever kills the Chasmfiend? Considering none of your previous points are accurate: no.

"Such an event would require massive amounts of investiture, Shards would be required, not just setting Dominium on fire."

And some of us have mastered the ability to tell M&M's apart from Skittles. I'm rather proud of that one, it's one of the few things I am proud of, that and my humility.

He is choas incarnate.

Hey, that's cheating.

John watched as everyone negan to drift away, hoping silently that they had forgotten about him. Leaning back in his seat John closed his eyes and began to think. Electricity could be an effective weapon, but how to use it?

Lift cannot metabolize metals

I'm not sure. No you don't