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Some called her paranoid. She thought herself prepared.
This dark thing that follows me, the thing that only I can see—it isn’t really a shadow. It’s blackish and translucent, but it doesn’t have a shadowlike solid outline. It’s insubstantial—wispy and formless. Like it’s made out of a dark fog. Or mist, perhaps.
“The Lord Ruler didn’t wear a crown.” “The Lord Ruler didn’t need to remind people that he was in charge,” Tindwyl said.
A man was defined not by his flaws, but by how he overcame them.
“And you. You are so much more than you are willing to accept, child. Why focus on only one side of yourself, when your Elend sees so much more?”
The skin was covered with thin white streaks. Scars.
Elend apparently wanted to remind everyone who his friends were. Powerful men. Frightening men. Men who killed gods.
“Because if I accept that Elend bears no guilt for what his people did to mine, then I must admit to being a monster for the things that I did to them.”
“It makes sense. That’s the way it has always been.”
I am hope.
He nodded to Ham, then left without looking back at the men who had discarded him.
“He will soon know that there is something in this world more deadly than his assassins. Something more powerful than his army. Something more terrifying than the Lord Ruler himself. “And I am coming for him.”
Mistborn.
Mistborn.
“The voice. You were the first person I ever met that it didn’t tell me to kill. The only person.”
“And is it stubbornness or hope that kept you here in the city?” he asked. She looked up at him. “Neither.”
At that moment, the wall-top warning drums began to beat.
And the gates burst open.
Breeze looked right in time to see a massive koloss sword shear through Clubs’s upraised arm, then continue on to hit the general in the ribs. Clubs grunted, thrown to the side, his sword arm—weapon and all—flying free. He stumbled on his bad leg, and the koloss brought his sword down in a two-handed blow. The dirty snow finally got some color. A splash of red.