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| − | A second '''black sphere''' was in Gavilar's possession, then given to [[Eshonai]], creating the catalyst needed for the |
+ | A second '''black sphere''' was in Gavilar's possession, then given to [[Eshonai]], creating the catalyst needed for the [[Listener]]s to purchase Szeth and employ him as their assassin, as Gavilar mentioned that "with a very special gemstone, you can hold even a god" and Eshonai was terrified of what he knew and was planning. The whereabouts of this second sphere are currently unknown. {{tor ref|2017/08/22/oathbringer-brandon-sanderson-prologue/|Oathbringer prologue on Tor.com|date=2017-08-22}} |
== Notes == |
== Notes == |
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Revision as of 20:04, 23 August 2017
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A black sphere is given to Szeth by Gavilar just before his death.[1]
The sphere is small, crystalline, and tied to a chain. It glows with a black light, although it is completely dark.[1] Galivar says that Szeth must take it so that the Parshendi do not get hold of it. The light is different from Stormlight and is related to a different shard.[2]
Szeth hid the sphere in Jah Keved.[3]
A second black sphere was in Gavilar's possession, then given to Eshonai, creating the catalyst needed for the Listeners to purchase Szeth and employ him as their assassin, as Gavilar mentioned that "with a very special gemstone, you can hold even a god" and Eshonai was terrified of what he knew and was planning. The whereabouts of this second sphere are currently unknown. [4]
Notes
- ↑ a b The Way of Kings prologue#
- ↑ Stormlight and 'Voidlight'
— Theoryland - 2013-10-14# - ↑ The Way of Kings interlude I-3#
- ↑ Oathbringer prologue on Tor.com
— Tor.com - 2017-08-22#