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The '''Nahel bond''' is a connection between a sentient [[spren]] and a human or [[singer]]. This bond is a symbiotic relationship, granting the humana participantperson the power of [[Surgebinding]], and the spren participant the ability to manifest into the [[Physical Realm]] andwithout retainlosing their mind. At least part of the bond is dependent on the use of Connection and Identity, since storing those attributes into a [[metalmind]] will affect the bond.{{wob ref|9407}}
 
Originally, the Nahel bond granted power to individuals with no affiliation with one another. Eventually, the [[Knights Radiant]] were formed and the Surgebinders were gathered into ten different Orders of Knights, each Order's members bonded to the same type of spren.
 
== LimitationsMechanics of the Bond ==
A Nahel bond can theoretically be passed from one person to another, similar to that of a [[seon]]. In fact, this has happened a few times in the past.{{wob ref|885}}
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{{quote|The responsibility of what we've been given — whether it be the crown or the Nahel bond — needs to make ''us'' better|[[Nohadon]] on the bond{{book ref|sa1|60}}|}}
|[[Nohadon]]{{book ref|sa1|60}}
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=== Formation of the Bond ===
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How exactly the bond is decided on varies. Some spren are highly discerning, while others do not pay much attention to the morality of their prospective partner.{{book ref|sa1|60}} Some spren choose the people they bond with individually, while others are more organized and make the decision by comittee, then send one of their number to bond.{{wob ref|1384}}
== Limitations of the Bond ==
 
Spren bond with people that share beliefs similar to the spren's own concept. As the bond progresses, the holder of the bond will move along a path bringing the holder's thinking more in line with the spren they are bonded to.
Forming a bond utilizes the [[cosmere]]-wide properties of [[Connection]] and [[Identity]] in some manner; lessening those attributes, such as by storing them in a [[metalmind]], would affect the bond.{{wob ref|9407}}
Each Ideal said by the Radiant progresses the bond. Only the first Ideal is said by all Radiants, as the later ideals are Order specific. [[Lightweaver]]s say Truths rather than Ideals. Without saying the words, the Radiant's ability to use Stormlight will not increase. If the Radiant stops acting according to their oaths, they will weaken or completely destroy the bond, which can result in killing the spren.
 
=== Progression ===
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The Nahel Bond is forged and progressed by the human partner stating [[Immortal Words]], also known as Oaths or Ideals, which align with their Order's general outlook and attitude. The first Ideal is identical for all Orders; the latter ones are Order-specific, with [[Order of Lightweavers|Lightweavers]] in particular stating deep, intimate Truths about themselves rather than Ideals.{{book ref|sa2|87}}
 
As the Radiant states further Oaths, they are brought closer to the spren they're bonded to. The spren's mental capacity in the Physical Realm increases, while the bold holder gains the ability to use [[Surgebinding]] more effectively. At some point, the bond also grants the use of [[Shardblade]] and [[Shardplate]]. However, saying the words - at the very least, in one's mind, though out loud is preferred - is necessary to progress it.{{book ref|sa2.5|19}}
 
=== Breaking ===
There are some ways to break a Nahel Bond. The best-known one is for the Surgebinder to act contrary to the Oaths they've sword. This initially manifests by limiting the spren's intelligence and the Surgebinder's capacity to draw in Stormlight.{{book ref|sa2|68}} Eventually, it can kill the spren, sending it back to the [[Cognitive Realm]].{{book ref|sa2|74}} Revival is possible, albeit difficult, and typically requires the Surgebinder who broke the Oaths to re-swear them, possibly along with progressing it.{{book ref|sa2|84}}{{wob ref|293}}
 
Another way to break the Nahel Bond is to deliberately forswear the First Ideal; this, too, will kill the spren.{{wob ref|11533}} If the spren is at a point where it can become a [[Shardblade]], breaking the bond will turn it into a [[deadeye]].{{book ref|sa3|101}}
 
There are some ways to break the bond without killing the spren. Dying while upholding the Oaths -- for example, of old age, or in battle -- will send the spren back to [[Shadesmar]], and severely traumatize it, but the spren will survive, and can bond again.{{book ref|sa3|95}} The spren can also safely break the bond on their own, albeit this requires great deal of caution.{{wob ref|9298}}
 
A Nahel bond can theoreticallyalso be passed from one person to another, similar to that of a [[seon]] bond. In fact, thisThis has happened a few times in the past.,{{wob ref|885}} though the mechanics of how are unknown.
 
== Powers Granted by the Bond ==
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{{quote|[[Alakavish]] was a [[Surgebinder]] and yet the Nahel bond gave him no more wisdom than a regular man|[[Nohadon]] on the bond{{book ref|sa1|60}}|}}.
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=== Surgebinding ===
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=== Benefits for the spren ===
While a sapient spren can cross over into the [[Physical Realm]] without forming a Nahel Bond, the transition leaves them only semi-sapient, with loss of self-awareness, memory and intelligence. By forming a Nahel Bond, spren are capable of regaining all those things, growing more like themselves the stronger the Bond is. However, with a few exceptions (such as the [[Stormfather]]), the spren must remain in close physical proximity to their partner to retain their mind.
 
== Severing the Bond ==
The only known way to sever a Nahel bond is for a Surgebinder to act in a manner contrary to the limitations of the bond.{{disputed}}{{cite}} This can kill the spren, sending them back to the [[Cognitive Realm]]. Revival is possible, but difficult{{wob ref|293}}. It is even more difficult for the spren to bond with a different person after severing the bond, and they will only do this if the person they originally bonded with is dead.{{cite}} While difficult, it is possible for a spren to safely break the bond on their own.{{wob ref|9298}}
 
== Notable Surgebinders and Spren ==
| [[Nale]] || [[Skybreaker]] || [[Highspren]] || ''unknown''
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== Quotes ==
{{quote|[[Alakavish]] was a [[Surgebinder]] and yet the Nahel bond gave him no more wisdom than a regular man|[[Nohadon]] on the bond{{book ref|sa1|60}}|}}
 
{{quote|The responsibility of what we've been given — whether it be the crown or the Nahel bond — needs to make ''us'' better|[[Nohadon]] on the bond{{book ref|sa1|60}}|}}
 
== Trivia ==