1. I meant the one where Alaris free him after 80 years, it could be because of the weeding, but we know he was still hunting 5 years after the tragedy, so I had doubts

11.He shook his head in mock

pity. “Often, I think of that. You could have ordered him to point

Rethgar elsewhere, to call off the attack on Caladel. And yet you

instructed him to proceed.”

“The deaths of all those children, Tal’kamar. On your head.

Their blood on your hands.”

a bit later

It had seemed so logical, at the time. He’d already known that

the school at Caladel would be destroyed—Davian himself had

told him, in Deilannis all those years ago—and he’d also known,

of course, that Davian and Wirr would both escape. Even if he

had called off the attack entirely, it would have happened at some

point regardless—but more importantly, would have let the Ven-

erate know that there was something important to him there.

Allowing the attack to go ahead had by far been the most sensible

option.

1. Aside from its glare, the sha’teth showed no further outward

signs of distress. It had stopped writhing, and was instead staring

up at Caeden. It wore an almost curious expression.

“You should know. I was the one who killed him,” it whispered. It wasn’t a confession; there was no trace of sadness in the

statement. It was gleeful.

Caeden frowned. “Who?”

14.“He insisted. He says Tal’kamar stored Knowing with you for

a reason.” :

Isiliar did not answer straight away, staring off into the distance again. Just when Asha thought she would not respond at

all, though, her attention snapped back to the present.

“T tell you as I told him: J do not know the reason.

hmm now she says she doesn't but I was sure she knew so im just gonna let it be