Diferencia entre revisiones de «Fantasmas de Kalad»

Vasher invented the Phantoms{{annotationwob ref|book=wb|chapter=587477}} around three hundred years ago.{{book ref|wb|58}} During this period, Awakening was still a relatively new concept and the [[Five Scholars]] were regularly making significant breakthroughs that contributed to the beginning of the [[Manywar]].{{book ref|wb|32}} Discoveries by [[Yesteel]] and [[Shashara]] led to nations building up huge fighting forces made of both humans and Lifeless.{{book ref|wb|32}} However, Vasher's Phantoms were so powerful that they could destroy larger armies while sustaining almost no losses.{{wob ref|7479}}

The research of the Five Scholars eventually led to Shashara's creation of [[Nightblood]], his "horrifying" use in the Battle of Twilight Falls, and Shashara's death at Vasher's hand to prevent her from sharing the secrets of Nightblood's creation.{{annotationwob ref|book=wb|chapter=266954}} Vasher subsequently recalled the Phantoms from battle (presumably in [[Kuth]] and [[Huth]]){{book ref|wb|32}} back to Hallandren.{{book ref|wb|58}} The presence of the Phantoms effectively ended the Manywar, and Vasher came to be known as "Peacegiver the Blessed".{{book ref|wb|28}}{{book ref|wb|epilogue}}

Modern citizens of Nalthis do not know that Kalad and Peacegiver are the same person.{{book ref|wb|7}} The records from that era were all destroyed.{{book ref|wb|32}} Kalad is thought of as power-hungry and dangerous,{{book ref|wb|7}} while Peacegiver is believed to have defeated Kalad{{book ref|wb|15}} and ended the Manywar through diplomacy and negotiation, saving Hallandren.{{book ref|wb|28}}{{book ref|wb|58}} [[Hoid]] shows up in Hallandren and knows more about the true nature of Kalad than most, but even he does not know all of the specifics.{{annotationwob ref|book=wb|chapter=326973}} Hallandren legends reflect the destructive power of the Phantoms;{{book ref|wb|32}}{{book ref|wb|15}} they are mostly thought of as mythical,{{book ref|wb|54}} although some people still believe that they are real.{{book ref|wb|43}}{{book ref|wb|55}} The phrase "Kalad's Phantoms" has entered the vernacular as a curse.{{book ref|wb|30}}