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The Stormfather is an incredibly powerful [[spren]] who likely had existed so long as there were [[highstorm]]s. It appears he can hold onto memories perfectly or at least better than other [[spren]], as he was aware of what had been done to the rest of the [[spren]] by their human counterparts.{{book ref|sa2|32}}
The Stormfather is first seen directly when [[Kaladin]] is strung up to face his judgment by order of [[Torol Sadeas]]. [[Kaladin]] glimpses him as a large face, as vast as the entire sky before him but later questions whether he had just been delirious from the onslaught of the [[highstorm]].{{book ref|sa1|34}}
He is shown again directly the second time that [[Kaladin]] dreams of being the [[highstorm]] as it passes overhead. Here [[Kaladin]] recognises the dream sequence and begins dreaming lucidly, allowing him to turn around and speak to the Stormfather directly. He accuses [[Kaladin]] of being a traitor who will hurt and kill [[Syl]]. He mentions that he believes humans cannot be trusted, and then gives [[Kaladin]] a warning and an apology before he wakes up.{{book ref|sa2|32}}
At one point [[Dalinar]] began seeing visions from [[Honor|The Almighty]]. The Stormfather did this as it was instructed to him by [[Honor|The Almighty]] but personally saw it as a waste of time, as the [[Everstorm]] materialised nonetheless.{{book ref|sa2|89}}
When [[Torol Sadeas|Sadeas]]' assassination attempt on the [[Shattered Plains]] leads to [[Kaladin]] falling 70 metres into the chasm below he survives by instinctively using [[Syl]] as a last-ditch source of [[stormlight]], leading to the Stormfather angrily reprimanding him.{{book ref|sa2|69}}
While [[Kaladin]] and [[Shallan]] are waiting out the [[highstorm]] in the chasms, the Stormfather appears again to [[Kaladin]]. Here he makes it clear that he has effectively killed [[Syl]] through using her as a source of [[stormlight]] while their [[Nahel Bond]] was so weak, and that he would never again re-gain his [[surgebinding|powers]]. He is also seen by [[Shallan]], although he does not address her directly.{{book ref|sa2|74}}
He later speaks to [[Dalinar]] during the [[Battle of Narak]], where he claims that the [[Alethi]] side is lost but promises to conjure a [[highstorm]] later in order to sweep away their dead as a sign of respect.{{book ref|sa2|83}}
[[Kaladin]] could hear [[Syl]] arguing with him while attempting to protect [[Elhokar]] from [[Moash]] and [[Graves]]. [[Syl]] points out that he can only hold her back so long as [[Kaladin]] does not utter the words of the [[Knights Radiant]] and upon him doing so, the Stormfather reluctantly concedes that [[Syl]] may now rejoin [[Kaladin]].{{book ref|sa2|84}}
After ascending to the top of [[Urithiru]] [[Dalinar]] speaks with him, successfully bonding him. The Stormfather requires that [[Dalinar]] go without [[Shardplate]] or [[Shardblade]], and tells him that if [[Odium]] killed [[Honor|Honour]] he will surely do the same to him, but nonetheless accepts the words.{{book ref|sa2|89}}
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