Sythrin

Kelsier-form. If Kelsier would bond with a Parshman instead of nailing himself to his body. He would take over the body and could potentially get Surgebinding, something that I think he cannot because of the spike mostly.

While it will be a very long time until we see the end, we can still theorize or hope how the ending will look. My personell favourite is that the last scene will be how we switch other to Hoid how he sits in front of publicum or any listener and starts with something like: "Let me tell/sing you a story from a long time ago", which eludes to the cosmere as a whole and we get the impression its directed at the reader. (Or if Kaladin becomes a full fledged therapist with a spin of story teller as it is eluded in SA4, than perhaps him in the position.) I know its kinda cliche and perhaps old fashioned but I love a classical story teller at the end of a story.

Could Kelsier as a shadow, without a body theoreticly become a shardblade? if Seons could theoreticlly and Kelsier without a body is very similar to a spren, than perhaps he could too?

This gives me the idea, that if you could pair a healing power for example "regrowth/growth" with an external intent or identity. Could you theoreticlly enforce your intent on the healing progress of a person that you heal and give them for example cancer?

It kinda feels like an interesting thought.

Hi wanted to start maybe a threat for the new chapter that Sanderson read during comic-con, if it is allowed. It was focussed on Shallan and we saw some interactions between Shalan, Adolin, Kelek, Notum and Testament. And we got 2 new big revelations.

But my point why he bonded a spren in general but why specifilly bond with a liespren. If he wanted soulcasting, then Inkspren are considered probably even better. Especially with the surge of transportation, which is a realy great power.

I recently had a thought about the nature of Hoids bond. It always baffled me why Hoid bonded with a Liespren as he already has lightweaving abilities. Yes they work differently and could compliment each other but it still felt like a loss. But when I read the order descriptions from #saythewords I saw that Lightweavers are different from the other orders, in that, that they do not speak oaths (except the first) and say truths. Which makes them quite unbounded by restrictions like other orders. And Hoid deliberatly decided not to get a Shard as it would chain him in ways that the others did not see. He did not want to be bounded by things. What do you think?

Basically my question. For example through Hemalurgy or maybe as a mutation like people having 6 fingers. Or maybe if your gemheart split from injury. Could you than have multiple forms?

Yeah precisely. Would be kinda neat to do such a thing. And if you would use an aluminium blade it could be even truly hidden.

Could you awake (with the right command) like some bandages to make them move like the arms of Vashers jacket. That bandage glue in a blade at the end of the bandage and than wrap it around your arm. And then whenever you twitch your arm the blade comes out?