Haze

Fellow adhd-haver, I liked it and firmly related to both syl and rushu and I've rewritten this post five times before realising I need to just go re-read dawnshard and the syl interlude again before I go into it

Rlain would have to let a voidspren into his gemheart and have his spren trap it there in order to use voidlight, this is why venli can use voidlight. Unclear whether he would have to adopt the form of a regal or another form of power as well. But yeah I like this question though I have zero theories about it right now

Spren and humans, navani and the siblings bond will be about (among other things I'm sure) a way for science to advance on roshar in a way that is agreeable to both. A sort of obtuse support of this is that the sibling is a being of both honor and cultivation, adhesion and progression, bonds and growth. My mind ran away from me while making this post but I think the gist of what I mean is there lol

Maya is going to turn out to be a classical chair gardener and wyndle freaks out when he meets his idol

I think perhaps preservation may have been able to hold a dawnshard around the time kelsier died, he had already separated most of the shards power from himself (the mists, ruin's prison) so by that point he was more like a splinter of preservation than preservation himself.

Imo the reason raboniel was able to unmake the sibling was because the sibling had manifested themself into the physical realm in the same manner that ancient fabrials like soulcasters were created (physical manifestations of spren). So I think for someone of lower than shard level power to "remake" (deunmake?) one of the unmade it would have to have physically manifested first.

At first I figured it was either a separate effect contained within the anti-light mechanism or that the way it blocked access to stormlight was simply a shock to the system of an honor-invested creature but idk. Would someone wielding the windrunner honorblade have access to gravitation? If that's the case would it be due to the unique way honorblades grant access to surges or simply because the honorblade is so highly invested?

I figure he will either be an example of the idea that "you're never too far gone for redemption" or he'll be directly involved with one of kal's future oaths like "you can't help someone that absolutely rejects your help". Oh big fan of this idea I hadn't even considered the idea of him becoming a cognitive shadow or him literally going to hell by being trapped on braize. One thing though is that there's a big distinction between the heralds and the fused in that the fused require an existing corporeal body upon returning to roshar whereas the heralds seem to be able to manifest a body for themselves so I wonder how that would work for vyre

Tathingdwel is a city that steris brings up at one point, while I can't remember any terris names extremely similar to axindweth some of them have similar phonemes (tindwyl, tathingdwen). I'm pretty convinced axindweth is a terriswoman but I'd be surprised if she was sent by sazed, tricking a nation that sacrificed everything for their freedom into stepping back into chains does not seem like harmony's style.