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Book Index

0 I II III IV V VI VII
VIII IX X XI XII XIII XIV

Chapters
Distinctions
1 Apples First
2 Questions of Leadership
3 The Amyrlin's Anger
4 The Pattern Groans
5 Writings
6 Questioning Intentions
7 Lighter than a Feather
8 The Seven-Striped Lass
9 Blood in the Air
10 After the Taint
11 An Unexpected Letter
12 An Empty Ink Bottle
13 For What Has Been Wrought
14 A Vow
15 Use a Pebble
16 Shanna'har
17 Partings, and a Meeting
18 The Strength of This Place
19 Talk of Dragons
20 A Choice
21 An Open Gate
22 The End of a Legend
23 Foxheads
24 To Make a Stand
25 Return to Bandar Eban
26 Parley
27 A Call to Stand
28 Oddities
29 A Terrible Feeling
30 Men Dream Here
31 Into the Void
32 A Storm of Light
33 A Good Soup
34 Judgment
35 The Right Thing
36 An Invitation
37 Darkness in the Tower
38 Wounds
39 In the Three-fold Land
40 A Making
41 An Unexpected Ally
42 Stronger than Blood
43 Some Tea
44 A Backhanded Request
45 A Reunion
46 Working Leather
47 A Teaching Chamber
48 Near Avendesora
49 Court of the Sun
50 Choosing Enemies
51 A Testing
52 Boots
53 Gateways
54 The Light of the World
55 The One Left Behind
56 Something Wrong
57 A Rabbit for Supper

And After

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Setting: Kandor, Ghealdan

Summary[]

Point of view: Lan Mandragoran

Lan is near the border of Kandor and Saldaea. Bulen now travels beside Lan, where they travel mostly at night so as not to be seen. They approach a group of three men. Bulen notices that two of them where the Hadori. As Lan approaches them, the three, Nazar Kurenin, Rakim and Andere ride out and pass Lan. Lan nonplussed asks them to stop following him, to which they reply that they are actually ahead of him. However, if a king ordered them, they would obey. Lan flatly tells them that there is no king to a fallen kingdom. Lan tries to persuade them to not ride to their deaths, to which Rakim replies that death is lighter than a feather. Lan concedes and the two become five.

Point of view: Galad Damodred

Galadedrid Damodred sits inside his tent while his officers report to him. The Children of the Lights captives [1] told them where the army would be. Reports say that the flag of Ghealdan and Mayene fly, although the wolfhead banner was taken down the previous day, confirming that Perrin Aybara is within the camp. Jaret Byar tells Galad that Perrin killed Dain's father and that he is from the Two Rivers, where they met previously [2]. Galad asks for a full report on Perrin.

Point of view: Perrin Aybara

Perrin has camped his army by the Jehannah Road, contemplating the emergence of the Whitecloak army might be linked to his vision of wolves chasing sheep to the edge of a cliff. He eats breakfast with Gaul seated on the floor.

Point of view: Galad Damodred

Byar informs Galad that the Children fought Trollocs in the Two Rivers, confirming that he is in fact Shadowspawn and that his men were run out of the Two Rivers. Galad wonders if it is coincidence or something more that has led his army to Perrin now. Oratar and Bornhald can confirm this as well as Perrin being at Falme.

Point of view: Perrin Aybara

Gaul reports to Perrin that the Whitecloaks have Gill and the other refugees. The Lord Captain Commander is also present within the camp.

Point of view: Galad Damodred

Galad in now determined to bring Perrin to justice.

Point of view: Perrin Aybara

Perrin wonders if this being Ta'veren at work. Gaul confirms that their army is larger than the Whitecloaks.

Point of view: Galad Damodred

Galad makes the choice to move against Perrin's army.

Point of view: Perrin Aybara

Perrin is unsure what to do. He decides to send more scouts and properly investigate the camp and offer parley. However, he will not leave Gill and the others to the Whitecloaks.

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Notes

  1. Basel Gill and the other refugees from Malden.
  2. The Shadow Rising, Chapter 45
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