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Book Index

0 I II III IV V VI VII
VIII IX X XI XII XIII XIV

Chapters
By Grace and Banners Fallen
1 Eastward the Wind Blew
2 The Choice of an Ajah
3 A Dangerous Place
4 Advantages to a Bond
5 To Require a Boon
6 A Knack
7 Into the Thick of It
8 That Smoldering City
9 To Die Well
10 The Use of Dragons
11 Just Another Sell-sword
12 A Shard of a Moment
13 What Must Be Done
14 Doses of Forkroot
15 Your Neck in a Cord
16 A Silence Like Screaming
17 Older, More Weathered
18 To Feel Wasted
19 The Choice of a Patch
20 Into Thakan'dar
21 Not a Mistake to Ignore
22 The Wyld
23 At the Edge of Time
24 To Ignore the Omens
25 Quick Fragments
26 Considerations
27 Friendly Fire
28 Too Many Men
29 The Loss of a Hill
30 The Way of the Predator
31 A Tempest of Water
32 A Yellow Flower-Spider
33 The Prince's Tabac
34 Drifting
35 A Practiced Grin
36 Unchangeable Things
37 The Last Battle
38 The Place That Was Not
39 Those Who Fight
40 Wolfbrother
41 A Smile
42 Impossibilities
43 A Field of Glass
44 Two Craftsmen
45 Tendrils of Mist
46 To Awaken
47 Watching the Flow Writhe
48 A Brilliant Lance
49 Light and Shadow

To See the Answer

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Setting: Outside the Pattern, The Field of Merrilor

Summary[]

Point of view: Rand al'Thor

Rand tells the Dark One that it is not about him and it never was. He tells the Dark One that he can only win if he breaks the will of the people and that wont happen. As long as there are people in the world there is humanity.

The Dark One replies he can still kill and that all are his eventually - including the battle lord.

Rand stretches out his palm, containing the world, and on the battlefield, two bodies on the ground.

Point of view: Matrim Cauthon

Mat fights, killing Trollocs, thinking that this is their chance to break them while the Sharans are in disarray.

Point of view: Rand al'Thor

Rand hears the Dark One say he will take the Son of Battles as he took the King of Nothing.

Point of view: Matrim Cauthon

Arganda says they are being overwhelmed, that they need to step back, but Mat thinks he can do it. He just needs a favorable toss of the dice, something to give momentum.

Point of view: Rand al'Thor

Rand tells the Dark One that he was not watching closely enough and he was very wrong about one thing.

Point of view: Olver

Olver - in his terrified desperation - blows the Horn of Valere.

Point of view: Matrim Cauthon

Mat hears Rand in his head, telling Shai'tan he is wrong; that the one whom he has tried to kill, from whom he took everything, still fights.

Lan stands up holding Demandred's head.

The battlefield goes still and over the silence, the Horn of Valere is heard.

Point of view: Elayne Trakand

Hanlon tells Elayne she should have been more accommodating. She feels foolish for not listening to Birgitte that just because her babies will be fine, does not mean she will.

White mist rises from the ground and Hanlon stiffens, a silvery arrow through his chest. A second shot takes him on the head and a third takes out the Dreadlord. She sees Birgitte standing over her corpse. She smiles and tells Elayne that the Heroes of the Horn have returned. 

Point of view: Matrim Cauthon

Mat fights through the Shadow's forces to Lan, grabbing him as he falls over. Narishma joins him and briefly Heals him, bringing him back to consciousness. Mat wonders which side blew the Horn and sees the Heroes. Artur Hawkwing steps to the front as Mat sees one of them ride off.

Hawkwing tells Mat that they need the banner, but that they would not fight for the Shadow. Mat suggests that he can pull his men back and allow the heroes to fight, which amuses Hawkwing, as there are far too many, even for the Heroes of the Horn.

Point of view: Olver

As Olver continues to blow the Horn, it is ripped from his hands, then he is pulled from his hiding place. He is dropped and looks up to see a figure fighting off a dozen Trollocs. He recognizes him as Noal, though with the weariness gone.

Noal tells him that he did indeed die, but that the Pattern was not finished with him and tells Olver to sound the horn. Olver feels a great warmth, for one of the people he lost has come back to him.

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