Adolin_Dustbringer

I'll put all 10 votes towards Proposal 6.2

I'm not going to vote to lynch anyone today. The chances of lynching an innocent is much higher than the chances of killing a GB. No point to it, really. No action > killing an innocent.

I'm thinking more 70-30 in favor of Idris.

I am voting Wil'son. My straw man reports that he killed Summon last night.

I'll join as Jim Bob Dirt, a dirt salesman again. I imagine this Jim Bob Dirt is probably a lot more prosperous though, given the whole dirt situation on Roshar.

Changing my vote from Rick to Ver.

I'm going to vote for Rick.

Welp, still no idea who to vote for.

Well, for what it's worth... I am innocent. Not really like there's much to go on as of yet.

I'll join.

RIP in peace ELO

Except the part where Jeo died in the attack. I somewhat doubt that Jeo decided to suicide just so Aili was considered innocent. It's possible I suppose, but I doubt it.

Makes sense. I'm voting for Rick.

It'd probably be sheathed on his back, wouldn't it? I think it's too long to be sheathed on your hip.

I honestly don't know what to believe right now. I'm not exactly convinced that I'm the only Idrian agent, but so far Swimim seems the most suspicious. That being said, Cog also seems a bit untrustworthy... I'll refrain from voting this round, I think.

There is, unfortunately, no way to learn of my identity save a spy checking it. Though that's no good, because no competent spy would reveal his identity just for an Idrian agent. All you have is my word. That being said, there's 4 possible outcomes here: Aodan is lynched and turns out innocent. If I am what I say I am, then the whole point of me revealing my identity was a waste, because he got killed anyway. If I'm a Pahn Kahl, this would help to put suspicion off of me. Aodan is lynched and turns out to be Pahn Kahl. If I'm Pahn Kahl, that means I failed to save my comrade and now suspicions will be on me (which would be pretty bad). If I'm who I say I am, then that means I guessed wrong and will probably be assumed Pahn Kahl. Aodan isn't lynched and is innocent. I guessed right, and saved someone! Of course, I won't know if he's innocent or not. Aodan isn't lynched and is Pahn Kahl. I just saved a Pahn Kahl. Oops. Honestly, the more I think about it, the more I think it was a mistake to reveal my identity. Oh well.

Hm... Wouldn't want to send an innocent person to the gallows. So I might as well just say it now: I am an Idrian agent.

What about the person referenced in Baxil's interlude who apparently got fine cloth (or something like that) in exchange for having his sight flipped? The two are completely unrelated, and also I don't think the Nightwatcher could create cloth just by altering someone's spiritual web.

What? Where do you see that his shadow points towards the sun?

"I will stand when others fall" definitely sounds like an ideal for the Stonewards.

Jim Bob Dirt walked down the stairs into the main hall of the inn, rubbing sleep from his eyes. "Wha... whas this, then?", he muttered groggily as he noticed a crowd gathered. "A murder. They say he was killed by an Awakener," said another inn-goer. That shocked Jim Bob awake. "Wh-who was murdered?" "The Idrian ambassador." ... Jim Bob was conflicted. On one hand, someone was murdered not far from where he had slept. On the other hand, he was a dirt salesman, and there's no better opportunity for a dirt salesman than a death. They could go after me next! But the person who was murdered was an Idrian. But no, there could always be a third party... Jim Bob Dirt sighed. Well, I might as well try to get something out of this. "Would anyone like to buy top-quality 100% pure imported grave-dirt?" I'm just going to say now that I am not Pahn Kahl. That is all.

I don't understand why everyone seems to think that just because Cryptics were around him, he's a future Radiant. I honestly think they were just attracted to his lies.

I don't think Jackson Pollock's Veil would really work for a disguise.

Guess I'll sign up for this. Haven't done something like this in about 5 years. Should be fun. Jim Bob Dirt walked into the increasingly crowded inn. He was a dirt salesman, as was his father and his father before him, and as his son, Lil' Jim, would be once Jim Bob passed on.

Exactly what I was thinking as well. So, could that comet-like spren then be the type of spren that Willshapers bonded with? That being said, this is a LOT of conjecture. For all this to happen she'd have to actually be alive in the first place, then she'd have to somehow unbond the Stormspren, then she'd have to somehow form a Nahel bond and become a Radiant, which is apparently something that no Listener has ever done. That's a lot to happen in just 2 books. We'll see, I guess.