Elend challenges Yomen to a duel to settle their dispute over the city. She coughs, then vanishes before she can kill him. Hero of his own opinion chapter 16 janvier. He tells her to leave with him and that he is a member of Kelsier's crew and that he will depose the Citizen. This, then, should have been our first clue. He could not destroy, not even to protect. Yomen states there must be sixteen allomantic metals, including two undiscovered ones, to fit in with the pattern of sixteen. Eventually, however, Spook is noticed and the guards go after Spook.
Elend and Hammond discuss the pros and cons of not exposing the soldiers to the mists. KanPaar then asks why TenSoon broke Contract with Zane, to which TenSoon replies that he upheld a greater Contract, the First Contract with the Lord Ruler, by upholding Vin, who he labels as Mother, since she killed Father and replaced him in the sense of being the prime oppostion to Ruin. He knew that he could not defeat Ruin. Instead of mounting it for a defensive gambit, however, Elend convinces the town to charge the koloss camp with him while they're tired from marching. Hero of his own opinion chapter 17. Goradel summons Spook to alert him that the Citizen's soldiers left the Canton building. Shards||Preservation · Ruin · Harmony|.
Cett questions the significance of this topic, and Elend states they are facing a greater force than Yomen's soldiers. He is urged by Kelsier to kill Quellion, though he sees Beldre in the crowd and hears her say for him not to hurt her brother. For most—even those it struck down—the mists seemed merely a weather phenomenon, no more sentient or vengeful than a terrible disease. Hero of his own opinion 1. Suddenly they notice the koloss withdraw, heading toward Luthadel. There is much more to this mystery. Vin realizes that she and Ruin are currently balanced but won't be if Ruin finds the hidden part of his self.
MeLaan approaches him and tells him he can challenge the second generation, and that Ruin is conquering the lands. Yet, I realized the danger inherent in my ignorance. When Preservation set up the mists, he was afraid of Ruin escaping his prison. His prison, rather, was one of impotence. She was simply the only child Ruin could find who was in a position to gain the right Hemalurgic spike—one that would grant her heightened power with bronze, which would then let her sense the location of the Well of Ascension. Vin states that it is much weaker than Ruin, and that she doesn't think it is related to the mist sickness. They discover why the canals are all empty, due to the fact that the water source has been diverted to an hidden underground lake located with the supplies. Hero Of His Own Opinion Manga Online Free - Manganelo. She realizes from when she held the power and touched Ruin that it is a powerful but not omnipotent force that is subject to consequences and laws of nature, and that she has to figure out what can constrain it. Preservation's desire to create sentient life was what eventually broke the stalemate. Sazed says he is ready to start construction of the structures to redirect water to the canals. So, Ruin needed other pawns—and for that to happen, the Lord Ruler needed to die. Though Elend spoke of how terrible his beating was, during our day, unlocking Allomancy in a person was easier than it had once been, for we had the infusion of Preservation's power into the human bloodlines via the nuggets granted to nobility by the Lord Ruler.
As an obstruction, they are unconnected with the quality of one's eyesight. If Elend had waited just a few more minutes on that ashen field, he would have seen a body—short of stature, black hair, prominent nose—fall from the mists and slump dead into the ash. Spook and Durn go to various taverns to meet with townsfolk and burnish Spook's reputation. Read Hero of His Own Opinion - Chapter 16. In most cases, however, Inquisitors were created from Mistings. Metals Reference Quick Chart. One must realize that, in Ruin's mind, all men were his minions, particularly those whom he could manipulate directly. For some few, however, there was more. It was much easier for Ruin to get a hold on people who were passionate and impulsive than it was for him to hold on to people who were logical and prone to working through their actions in their minds.
Of the three powers, only it was known to men before the conflict between Preservation and Ruin came to a head. This is actually what happened to Rashek, I believe. He had to change the world's plants to make them able to survive in the new, harsh environment. Their debate is interrupted by the appearance of one of the two spies that Vin incapacitated.
He feels disinterested in continuing his search for a religion that isn't flawed. Vin sneaks into Fadrex City. Yomen says that Vin is part of the Lord Ruler's plans, and she plays along, stating that the Lord Ruler wanted Vin to meet Yomen through the hunt for the storage caches. Though Preservation's consciousness was mostly destroyed, his spirit and body were still in force. Quellion's spike was bronze, and he made it from one of the first Allomancers he captured. Elend encounters Telden at the ball and they reminisce.
Inquisitors, for instance, are changed drastically from the humans they used to be. Elend sees knowledge in the pattern of the enemy's attacks and deduces the reasoning behind it. I do not know what went on in the minds of the koloss—what memories they retained, what human emotions they truly still knew. Elend and Yomen tour the city of Fadrex.
Hemalurgic spikes change people physically, depending on which powers are granted, where the spike is placed, and how many spikes someone has. Spook sends scouts to investigate where the soldiers went to. Spook follows the Citizen as he leaves to speak with the town residents, and maneuvers his way through the crowd to get to Quellion's and Beldre's side. As he skulks through Urteau at night, his enhanced senses allow him to see by the stars as if in daylight, make his skin feel extremely sensitive to pebbles and wind, and hear ambient noises through walls. Ruin gloats to Vin about his pending victory. Urteau is gone without a trace. As I said, this power is easily understood when one realizes that many Inquisitors were Seekers before their transformation, and that meant their bronze became twice as strong. Their hearts are in different places from those of humans, and their brains rearrange to accommodate the lengths of metal jabbed through their eyes. A black smoke, clogging one of the rooms.
Of all of us who touched it, I feel she was the most worthy. In another place, a spike will create a crafty—yet homicidal—Inquisitor. For instance, he tried very hard to spike both Elend and Yomen. Quellion actually placed his spike himself, as I understand it. Elend declares that they must look for patterns in the enemy's actions to try to determine how to defeat it.
Lord Cett tells Elend that the siege isn't working, and that they should attack Fadrex then return to Luthadel. He tells Franson that this means they can help save his sister. Spook realizes what is happening and finds and removes a bronze spike from Quellion's arm, causing both he and Kelsier to scream. That makes me wonder who or what the minds of Preservation and Ruin were. I believe that the mists were searching for someone to become a new host for them. And Preservation eventually broke it. Preservation reduced to a mere wisp of what he once was, barely capable of thought and action. She uses their power to heal her injuries and grapple with Marsh. Preservation had mostly gotten her to stop wearing it by the time Kelsier recruited her, though she put it back in for a moment before joining the crew. She was a Mistborn from birth, and her sister was the Seeker. He discusses the plan with Beldre, who asks to be allowed to write a letter to Quellion to convince him to not oppose Spook, and he gives permission. If nothing changed, nothing would ever come to exist.
However, even gods can make mistakes, I have learned.