Crossroads of Twilight (The Wheel of Time, #10)

by Robert Jordan

Wash the spears; while the sun falls low.

Wash the spears; who fears to die? Wash the spear...

I once met a man who was far from home.

His eyes were yellow and his wits were stone.

He asked me to hold smoke ...

and said he could show me a w...

He put his head in the ground and his feet in the air, and said he could d...

He said he could stand till he tur...

When I blinked my eyes, h...

How many times had he said he would do anything to get Faile back? A man did what he had to. For Faile, anything.

Why not a palace on wheels while he was about it?

What answer could he give that did not sound insane?

but if she ruined this, he was going to paddle her bottom.

Strategy. Think to the future. Do the unexpected.

So why did he feel that he was losing control of the situation?

And how were you supposed to find out what that meant?

She trained damane? For fun? Light!

Maybe she thought being kidnapped was as much fun as training horses or bloody damane!

Light, why did women never make it easy?

buy a woman silk, and she still found a way to make you work! Maybe she was making him pay for speaking firmly.

Light, he was a fool!

itchoak

We rode on the winds of the rising storm,

We ran to the sounds of the thunder.

We danced among the light...

and tore the world asunder. —Anonymous fragment of a poem believed written near the end of the...

as the Third Age. Sometimes attributed to the...

Guy Gavriel Kay, internationally bestselling author of Tigana

Clint McElroy, cocreator of the #1 podcast The Adventure Zone