Contents ( 121)
- Prologue
- Chapter 1
- Apples First
- Chapter 2
- Questions of Leadership
- Chapter 3
- The Amyrlin’s Anger
- Chapter 4
- The Pattern Groans
- Chapter 5
- Writings
- Chapter 6
- Questioning Intentions
- Chapter 7
- Lighter than a Feather
- Chapter 8
- The Seven-Striped Lass
- Chapter 9
- Blood in the Air
- Chapter 10
- After the Taint
- Chapter 11
- An Unexpected Letter
- Chapter 12
- An Empty Ink Bottle
- Chapter 13
- For What Has Been Wrought
- Chapter 14
- A Vow
- Chapter 15
- Use a Pebble
- Chapter 16
- Shanna’har
- Chapter 17
- Partings, and a Meeting
- Chapter 18
- The Strength of This Place
- Chapter 19
- Talk of Dragons
- Chapter 20
- A Choice
- Chapter 21
- An Open Gate
- Chapter 22
- The End of a Legend
- Chapter 23
- Foxheads
- Chapter 24
- To Make a Stand
- Chapter 25
- Return to Bandar Eban
- Chapter 26
- Parley
- Chapter 27
- A Call to Stand
- Chapter 28
- Oddities
- Chapter 29
- A Terrible Feeling
- Chapter 30
- Men Dream Here
- Chapter 31
- Into the Void
- Chapter 32
- A Storm of Light
- Chapter 33
- A Good Soup
- Chapter 34
- Judgment
- Chapter 35
- The Right Thing
- Chapter 36
- An Invitation
- Chapter 37
- Darkness in the Tower
- Chapter 38
- Wounds
- Chapter 39
- In the Three-fold Land
- Chapter 40
- A Making
- Chapter 41
- An Unexpected Ally
- Chapter 42
- Stronger than Blood
- Chapter 43
- Some Tea
- Chapter 44
- A Backhanded Request
- Chapter 45
- A Reunion
- Chapter 46
- Working Leather
- Chapter 47
- A Teaching Chamber
- Chapter 48
- Near Avendesora
- Chapter 49
- Court of the Sun
- Chapter 50
- Choosing Enemies
- Chapter 51
- A Testing
- Chapter 52
- Boots
- Chapter 53
- Gateways
- Chapter 54
- The Light of the World
- Chapter 55
- The One Left Behind
- Chapter 56
- Something Wrong
- Chapter 57
- A Rabbit for Supper
- Epilogue
- Glossary
- PROLOGUE
- By Grace and Banners Fallen
- About the Authors
- Contents
Delving: (1) Using the One Power to diagnose physical condition and illness. (2) Finding deposits of metal ores with the One Power. That this has long been a lost ability among Aes Sedai may account for the name becoming attached to another ability.
der’morat-: (1) In the Old Tongue, “master handler.” (2) Among the Seanchan, the prefix applied to indicate a senior and highly skilled handler of one of the exotics, one who trains others, as in der’morat’raken. Der’morat can have a fairly high social status, the highest of all held by der’sul’dam, the trainers of sul’dam, who rank with fairly high military officers. See also morat-.
dragon: A powerful new weapon capable of firing explosive charges over large distances, causing extensive damage to the enemy.
dragons’ eggs: The name given to the explosive charges fired by dragons.
Eelfinn: A race of beings, largely human in appearance but with fox-like characteristics, who will grant three wishes, although they ask for a price in return. If the person asking does not negotiate a price, the Eelfinn choose it. The most common price in such circumstances is death, but they still fulfill their part of the bargain, although the manner in which they fulfill it is seldom the manner the one asking expects. Their true location is unknown, but it was possible to visit them by means of a ter’angreal that was located in Rhuidean. That ter’angreal was taken by Moiraine Damodred to Cairhien, where it was destroyed. They may also be reached by entering the Tower of Ghenjei. They ask the same questions as the Aelfinn regarding fire, iron, and musical instruments. See also Aelfinn, Snakes and Foxes.
Farstrider, Jain: A hero of the northern lands who journeyed to many lands and had many adventures; he captured Cowin Fairheart and brought him to the king’s justice. He was the author of several books, as well as the subject of books and stories. He vanished in 981 NE, after returning from a trip into the Great Blight which some said had taken him all the way to Shayol Ghul.
Fel, Herid: The author of Reason and Unreason and other books. Fel was a student (and teacher) of history and philosophy at the Academy of Cairhien. He was discovered in his study torn limb from limb.
First Reasoner: The title given to the head of the White Ajah. This position is currently held by Ferane Neheran.
First Selector: The title given to the head of the Blue Ajah. The First Selector is currently unknown, although it is suspected that Lelaine Akashi fills this position.
First Weaver: The title given to the head of the Yellow Ajah. This position is currently held by Suana Dragand.
Forsaken, the: The name given to thirteen powerful Aes Sedai, men and women both, who went over to the Shadow during the Age of Legends and were trapped in the sealing of the Bore into the Dark One’s prison. While it has long been believed that they alone abandoned the Light during the War of the Shadow, in fact others did as well; these thirteen were only the highest-ranking among them. The Forsaken (who call themselves the Chosen) are somewhat reduced in number since their awakening in the present day. Some of those killed were reincarnated in new bodies.