Difference between revisions of "Singer"

At some point, [[Honor]] and [[Cultivation]] sided with humanitythe humans, while singers came to work with [[Odium]], who granted their most valiant warriors immortality and great power to fight against the human scourgehumans. This power made them into [[Cognitive Shadow]]s, and allowed them to be reborn by possessing the bodies of other singers. Those immortal singers came to be known as the Fused.{{book ref|sa3|38}} TheyThe Fused became both gods and rulers of singer-kindthe singers, and came to despisedespising humanitymankind, wanting themhumans wiped off Roshar regardless of the collateral damagecost.{{book ref|sa3|38}}{{book ref|sa3|i|3}}

To combat themthe Fused, Honor created the ten [[Herald]]s, who would imprison them on [[Braize]] until at least one of them broke, whereupon the Fused and Heralds would return to Roshar and the a new [[Desolation]] would begin. The cycle continued for many centuries until finally, at the [[Aharietiam]], the Heralds decided to leave only the strongest among them, [[Taln]], to face the torture alone.{{book ref|sa3|38}}

Not all singers, however, were oneager boardto withbattle the plan tomankind continuously battle humanity for Odium. One such group, the '''Last Legion''', abandoned the [[Regal]] forms granted to them by Odium and left for the [[Shattered Plains]], where they would eventually settlesettled, far from the ongoing conflict. They would eventually dub themselves the '''[[listener]]s'''.{{book ref|sa2|i|4}}