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=== The deal and betrayal ===
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=== The Deal and Betrayal ===
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The [[Shard]] of Ruin was created on the planet [[Yolen]] at the [[Shattering]] of [[Adonalsium]], along with fifteen others, and taken up by [[Ati]].{{msh ref|3|2}} He, along with [[Preservation]]'s Vessel [[Leras]], departed the planet, and eventually wound up in an empty star system.{{au ref|Scadrial}} Preservation wished to create life, yet
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The [[Shard]] of Ruin was created on the planet [[Yolen]] at the [[Shattering]] of [[Adonalsium]], along with fifteen others, and taken up by [[Ati]].{{msh ref|3|2}} He, along with [[Preservation]]'s Vessel [[Leras]], departed the planet, and eventually wound up in an empty star system.{{au ref|Scadrial}} Originally, the two Shards were balanced there -- though working together, they could create, neither would be happy with the end result.{{epigraph ref|mb3|53}}
   
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Ruin and [[Preservation]], the two [[Shard]]s on Scadrial, struck a deal to create life on the planet. Neither Shard could create by themselves but working together they created life. Preservation gave an extra piece of his power to create sentient life. In doing so, he left himself weaker than Ruin, which formed the basis of their agreement that Ruin would be allowed to destroy the world some day.
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Eventually, however Preservation's desire to make sapient creatures prompted him to offer a deal to Ruin. Together, they could create [[Scadrial]] and fill it with living beings; by endowing them with sapience, Preservation would give up part of himself. In doing so, he left himself weaker than Ruin, which formed the basis of their agreement that Ruin would be allowed to destroy the world some day.{{epigraph ref|54}}
   
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Preservation broke the terms of the agreement by sacrificing his mind to create a prison for Ruin's mind, preventing him from destroying the world. Furthermore, in an attempt to balance the power (since some of Preservation was now stored in humanity), he sequestered away a portion of Ruin's power by condensing it into the metal [[atium]].
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However, Preservation broke the terms of the agreement by sacrificing his mind to create a prison for Ruin's mind, preventing him from doing so. Furthermore, in an attempt to balance the two Shards, he sequestered away a portion of Ruin's power by condensing it into the metal [[atium]].{{epigraph ref|mb3|55}}
   
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=== Plotting Escape ===
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=== (Pact with Preservation - from Ati) ===
  
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As one of the sixteen people who shattered Adonalsium, Ati became the original vessel of Shard Ruin. As the vessel, his mind was warped to fit his Shardic intent, making him always want to reduce everything down to its smallest possible form, to destroy everything. In an agreement with the Shard Preservation, he obtained Preservation's help in creating a planet ([[Scadrial]]), with the agreement that if Preservation could create sentient life, Ruin could eventually destroy Scadrial and its inhabitants. However, Preservation's Intent prevented him from actually allowing Ruin to destroy Scadrial. He orchestrated the downfall of Ruin on Scadrial with an elaborate plot to sacrifice himself (since holding Preservation meant he was unable to destroy). He sacrificed his mental capabilities to entrap Ruin in the Well of Ascension, effectively preventing Ruin from majorly affecting the world. Ati was still able to use Ruin's power to affect the world, and changed the [[Terris Prophecies]] to trick Vin into freeing him from the Well of Ascension. Once free, he began to make the [[Ashmounts]] to erupt more frequently, causing the omnipresent ash to fall more heavily and lava flows to endanger several villages close to each Ashmount.{{epigraph ref|mb3|48}} Earthquakes were also much more frequent, so much so that [[Elend Venture|Elend]] remarked that earthquakes were practically unheard of in the [[Dominance|Inner Dominances]], but during a short time he had already experienced several.{{book ref|mb3|36}}
  
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|'Giving the power up’ is a stand-in for giving the power to [Ruin]. The powers would interpret that as me releasing him. My power, accepting his touch back into the world, directly.
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=== Touch on the world ===
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==== Alendi ====
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Ruin's prison, the [[Well of Ascension]], had a fatal flaw: every thousand and twenty four years, the [[perpendicularity]] would fill, requiring someone to take up the power. Were that person then to release it, Ruin's prison would vanish, letting him out; only by using the powers themselves could that person, the [[Hero of Ages]], keep Ruin trapped.{{msh ref|2|3}}
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Ruin's entrapped mind could still influence the world. In particular, he changed the prophecies left behind by Preservation in an attempt to get the Hero of Ages to release him from his prison. This led to [[Rashek]] becoming the Lord Ruler. Ruin also encouraged the mists, left behind by [[Preservation]], to choke off sunlight to the planet. This is what became known as the [[Deepness]] from Pre-Ascension times.
  
   
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Despite being trapped in the Well, Ruin could still affect the world in minuscule ways, and thus began to plan for exploiting this fatal flaw to free himself. His initial plan was to use [[Alendi]], chosen by the power of the Well, and convince him, thorugh altering the [[Terris Prophecies]], to free him. However, a [[Terrisman]] named [[Kwaan]] realized Ruin's alterations, and thus sent a relative of himself, [[Rashek]], to try and stop Alendi from reaching the Well.{{epigraph ref|mb2|55}} Rashek eventually killed Alendi and took the power for himself, becoming [[the Lord Ruler]] and perpetuating Ruin's imprisonment.
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As a result of his manipulation of the Terris prophecies, [[Vin]] unwittingly released Ruin from his prison 1024 years later, believing that the power of the [[Well of Ascension]] had to be released in order to right the changes Rashek had made to the world. Once he was freed, Ruin immediately went on a rampage to destroy Scadrial; central to this plan was his need to overcome Preservation, which meant that he needed to find the stash of atium left behind by the Lord Ruler.
  
   
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=== The death of Ati ===
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==== Kelsier and Vin ====
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Undeterred, Ruin began working on another plan, timing it with the Well's next call, a thousand years later. His plan was two-pronged: first, to ensure that Rashek would be killed, thus opening the way to the Well for others; second, to create someone who would enter the Well and release the power. For the first, he manipulated [[Kelsier]], a [[skaa]] [[Mistborn]], with fabricated tales of the so-called Eleventh Metal, [[malatium]], convincing him that it would be the key to defeating the Lord Ruler; which, in a way, it turned out to be.{{epigraph ref|mb3|24}}
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Ruin's rampage was ended when he had [[Marsh]] kill [[Elend]]. Vin, now the Vessel of [[Preservation]], threw the full force of Preservation at Ruin, telling him that Elend was the last thing she had to live for. Due the opposite nature of these Shards, the conflict killed both her and Ati.
  
   
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For the second, Ruin picked a perfect pawn: another skaa Mistborn, a baby girl named [[Vin]] with an insane mother an an [[Allomancer]] sister. Speaking to the mother's, Ruin caused her to kill the older daughter and fashion a Hemalurgic spike out of her, then pierce Vin with the spike.{{epigraph ref|mb3|74}} Vin, unaware of this, eventually started wearing the spike as an earring and refused to give it up due to Ruin's influence, thus letting him subtly manipulate her.{{epigraph ref|mb3|75}} He did so mostly through the voice of her deceased brother, [[Reen]].{{book ref|mb3|54}}
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The end of Ruin was Preservation's plan all along. Leras had held Preservation for so long that he was bound by its intent, and could not kill or destroy anything, not even Ruin. He arranged to have the Shard pass on to a new Vessel, who would not be so strongly bound by the Shard's intent and thus would have more freedom to use its power.
  
   
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Eventually, the Well filled again, and Vin entered its chamber. [[Kelsier]], now a [[Cognitive Shadow]] and up to speed on Ruin's plan thanks to [[Leras]] bringing him up to speed, attempted to stop her from filling the Well.{{msh ref|2|3}} To no avail, though -- Vin released the power, and freed Ruin along with it.{{book ref|mb2|58}}
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[[Sazed]] picked up both Ruin and Preservation following Vin's sacrifice, and is the current Vessel of both Shards. Ruin's power mixed with Preservation's, forming the Shard [[Harmony]].{{wob ref|4115}} It is unclear how Sazed was able to balance the two Shards, since Ruin was slightly stronger than Preservation.
  
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=== Destruction upon Scadrial ===
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|I have come to claim what was promised me. The only point in creating something is to watch it die.
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Once free, Ruin immediately set out on his plan to destroy [[Scadrial]]; however, his power locked in [[atium]] still diminished him enough to equal him with Preservation, and so his plans were slowed down. He tried to amend it by sending people out to find the missing atium stash.{{epigraph ref|mb3|47}} At the same time, he began his work on killing all Scadrians. [[Ashmounts]] would erupt much more frequently, causing the omnipresent ash to fall more heavily and lava flows to endanger several towns.{{epigraph ref|mb3|48}} Earthquakes also became much more frequent, and started appearing in more places; while they used to be practically unheard of in the [[Dominance|Inner Dominances]], they began to appear there frequently.{{book ref|mb3|36}}
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Prompted by [[Ati]]'s inherent need to gloat, Ruin began appearing to both [[Vin]] and [[Kelsier]] to boast about his achievements; it was those meetings that allowed the two to realize that Ruin was a person, and not merely a force.{{book ref|mb3|57}}{{msh ref|4|4}} However, Ruin was also manipulating people to sow further chaos -- he took control of the [[Steel Inquisitor]]s and the [[koloss]] to create more of both.{{book ref|mb3|prologue}} He also manipulated [[Penrod]] and [[Spook]] through Hemalurgic spikes to make sure that [[Luthadel]] and [[Urteau]] were both too disorganized to mount a defense, requiring Vin and [[Elend]]'s attention.{{book ref|mb3|42}}{{wob ref|7973}} Though his scheme in Luthadel was successful, he ultimately failed in Urteau thanks to both Spook's force of will and the intervention of [[Kelsier]].{{msh ref|6|5}}
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=== Achieving Harmony ===
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|You think this was your plan? It was [Preservation]'s. His all along. You created the thing that can kill you, Ruin.
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Seeking to fight Ruin, Kelsier, now the temporary vessel of [[Preservation]], sought a way to pass on the power onto Vin, whom Leras pointed out as its intended recipient. After freeing Spook from Ruin's influence, he told him to send a message to her written in metal, telling her about what was going on.{{msh ref|6|6}} Ruin, knowing what Kelsier was planning, sent [[Marsh]], one of his Inquisitors, to kill the messanger and read the text out-loud, thus letting Ruin know what had been written. However, that was part of Kelsier's plan -- as Marsh found out what was going on, he managed, in a moment of lucidity, to tear the earring out of Vin's ear, letting Kelsier bestow Preservation upon her.{{msh ref|6|7}}
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After her Ascension, Vin clashed with Ruin a few times, though she was never able to overpower him, as at the time, the two Shards were far too balanced.{{book ref|mb3|80}} The tipping point, however, came during the [[Battle of Hathsin]]. There, Ruin, though the [[koloss]] and Inquisitors it controlled, sought to find the atium cache while [[Elend]] and his armies, their [[Allomancy]] boosted by Vin, confronted Ruin's forces on the surface. Eventually, the stash turns out to be empty -- Elend had used all the atium with his mistings during the fight. At the same time, [[Marsh]], under Ruin's control, managed to kill Elend, and taunted Vin about it. Mourning, Vin, now free from all ties to the world, attacked Ruin directly. The collision between two equal and perfectly opposing forces killed both Vessels.{{book ref|mb3|81}}
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This end of Ruin was Preservation's plan all along. Leras had held Preservation for so long that he was bound by its intent, and could not kill or destroy anything, not even Ruin. He arranged to have the Shard pass on to a new Vessel, who would not be so strongly bound by the Shard's intent and thus would have more freedom to use its power.{{book ref|mb3|81}}
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However, the planet was still dying, and thus Preservation's plan reached its conlcusion. [[Sazed]], present at the battle though not directly participating, saw the two powers and took up both of them, mixing them together into [[Harmony]], and with them, reconstructed [[Scadrial]] back into a livable place.{{book ref|mb3|83}}
   
 
== Influence ==
  
== Influence ==

Revisión del 15:32 3 ene 2021

To Ruin and Ati 

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“This force was time infinite. It was the winds that weathered, the storms that broke, the timeless waves running slowly, slowly, slowly, to a stop as the sun and the planet cooled to nothing. It was the ultimate end and destiny of all things. And it was angry. ”

—Kelsier[1]

Ruin, also known as Herr in Southern Scadrial, is one of the Shards of Adonalsium.[2] Its original Vessel was Ati, but it's currently held by Sazed alongside Preservation, forming Harmony.[3] Ruin's Investiture is typically associated with the color black.[4]

Intent

“Death is necessary. Every clock must wind down, every day must end. Without me there is no life, and never could have been. Life is change, and I represent that change. ”

—Ruin[5]

Ruin is the embodiment of entropy and decay; it seeks change, so that all may age and pass.[6] It is not inherently evil, as without change there can be no life, but its destructive actions are often contrary to life existing peacefully.[7][8] This approach to Ruin as simply inevitable decay is largely due to Ati's original kind nature, as he deliberately channeled Ruin towards a more peacable, natural state. In other hands, the Shard would've been a far more destructive force.[9]

Since the Final Ascension, this intent has been tempered by Preservation, which also makes it difficult for anyone holding Harmony to take action.[10]

Associated magic

por Matthew Johnson
Steel Inquisitor, a person altered by Hemalurgy

Hemalurgy

Para más información, ver Hemalurgy.

Ruin fuels Hemalurgy, one of the three Metallic Arts on Scadrial, and a unique one among them in that it can be used by anyone anywhere, provided they have the appropriate tools and Intent.[11] It allows for removing a portion of a person's spiritweb and grafting it onto someone else with a metal spike, essentially stealing an attribute or power and taking it onto oneself. Various attributes can be stolen, from physical qualities such as strength or senses to magical powers, like Allomantic abilities, and even foreign magic systems like Surgebinding.[12] What attribute is stolen depends on the metal used and the placement of the spike.[13]

People who are pierced by Hemalurgic spikes can hear Ruin's voice in their head. In addition to this, Ruin can also subtly manipulate the emotions of spiked individuals, and slightly alter their perception of certain things without them being aware of it. The more spikes piercing a person, the more holes in their spirit web, which in turn allows for easier control as well as greater susceptibility to emotional Allomancy. For example, humans with one spike are only subtly affected by Ruin, whereas Koloss, which are human with four spikes, are under direct and absolute control of Ruin. Three spikes or less do not enable complete control of a person.[14]

Feruchemy

Para más información, ver Feruchemy.

Feruchemy is a Metallic Art created by both Ruin and Preservation. Unlike Feruchemy, it is inheritable; a person has to be born with the ability to use it.[15] Like Preservation's own magic, Allomancy, Feruchemy grants sixteen separate powers for each of the base metals, as well as additional abilities for every god metal.[16] A person can store an attribute of themselves in a piece of metal called a metalmind, diminishing it in themselves, and tap the stored attribute, increasing it in themselves -- for example, store strength to become weaker, then tap it to become stronger.[17]

Which attribute can be stored depends on the metal used. A person can be born a Feruchemist, allowing them to use all powers, or a Ferring, letting them use only one metal. The base sixteen metals are divided into four categories: physical, which store physical attributes of a person, cognitive, which store attributes of the mind, spiritual, which store attributes of the soul, and hybrid, which store attributes related to bodily processes, like health or energy.[16]

Mists

Ruin's power can sometimes manifest in a gaseous form as black mist, though it's unclear whether it has any magical effect. Its appearance does, however, signal Ruin's presence, and is how much of Ruin's power appears in the Cognitive Realm.[18] This mist is present at the Well of Ascension upon Vin's discovery of the well, and a similar manifestation appears after Ati's death before Sazed takes up both shards.[19] After the Final Ascension, black mists are sent forth by Harmony alongside Preservation's white mists.[20]

Atium

Para más información, ver Atium.

In solid form, Ruin's power appears as the metal atium, named after the original vessel. Like all god metals, atium has its uses in the Metallic Arts. In Allomancy, it allows the user to see a few seconds into the future; in Feruchemy, it can be used to store youth, and through compounding, it permits near-agelessness. As a Hemalurgic spike, atium can steal any power, including those of other magic systems, though it must first be refined.[13]

Atium burns incredibly quickly; even a relatively large bead lasts for only about two minutes.[21] Prior to the Final Ascension, the metal could only be found in the Pits of Hathsin, which surrounded Ruin's perpendicularity.[22] Production there ceased when Kelsier destroyed the crystals that the Atium grew from.[23] Post-Catacendre, atium can no longer be formed, though remnants from before ati's death still exist.[24]

Direct intervention

Despite its destructive intent, Ruin is capable of, together with Preservation, vast acts of creations; among others, Ati's partially responsible for creating the planet Scadrial, and has worked together with Leras to fill it with living, thinking creatures.[25][26] This grants him additional abilities on Scadrial proper -- he can read and alter any text not written in metal, and even alter the landscape itself, prompting volcanic explosions and earthquakes.[27][28] Ruin also lets the Vessel take on appearance and voice of different people, and lets him speak into the minds of others, though they must be either mentally unsound or pierced by a Hemalurgic spike to hear Ruin's voice.[29][30]

History

Para the history of Ati prior to becoming Ruin, ver Ati#History.

The Deal and Betrayal

The Shard of Ruin was created on the planet Yolen at the Shattering of Adonalsium, along with fifteen others, and taken up by Ati.[31] He, along with Preservation's Vessel Leras, departed the planet, and eventually wound up in an empty star system.[26] Originally, the two Shards were balanced there -- though working together, they could create, neither would be happy with the end result.[32]

Eventually, however Preservation's desire to make sapient creatures prompted him to offer a deal to Ruin. Together, they could create Scadrial and fill it with living beings; by endowing them with sapience, Preservation would give up part of himself. In doing so, he left himself weaker than Ruin, which formed the basis of their agreement that Ruin would be allowed to destroy the world some day.[33]

However, Preservation broke the terms of the agreement by sacrificing his mind to create a prison for Ruin's mind, preventing him from doing so. Furthermore, in an attempt to balance the two Shards, he sequestered away a portion of Ruin's power by condensing it into the metal atium.[34]

Plotting Escape

“'Giving the power up’ is a stand-in for giving the power to [Ruin]. The powers would interpret that as me releasing him. My power, accepting his touch back into the world, directly. ”

Alendi

Ruin's prison, the Well of Ascension, had a fatal flaw: every thousand and twenty four years, the perpendicularity would fill, requiring someone to take up the power. Were that person then to release it, Ruin's prison would vanish, letting him out; only by using the powers themselves could that person, the Hero of Ages, keep Ruin trapped.[35]

Despite being trapped in the Well, Ruin could still affect the world in minuscule ways, and thus began to plan for exploiting this fatal flaw to free himself. His initial plan was to use Alendi, chosen by the power of the Well, and convince him, thorugh altering the Terris Prophecies, to free him. However, a Terrisman named Kwaan realized Ruin's alterations, and thus sent a relative of himself, Rashek, to try and stop Alendi from reaching the Well.[36] Rashek eventually killed Alendi and took the power for himself, becoming the Lord Ruler and perpetuating Ruin's imprisonment.

Kelsier and Vin

Undeterred, Ruin began working on another plan, timing it with the Well's next call, a thousand years later. His plan was two-pronged: first, to ensure that Rashek would be killed, thus opening the way to the Well for others; second, to create someone who would enter the Well and release the power. For the first, he manipulated Kelsier, a skaa Mistborn, with fabricated tales of the so-called Eleventh Metal, malatium, convincing him that it would be the key to defeating the Lord Ruler; which, in a way, it turned out to be.[37]

For the second, Ruin picked a perfect pawn: another skaa Mistborn, a baby girl named Vin with an insane mother an an Allomancer sister. Speaking to the mother's, Ruin caused her to kill the older daughter and fashion a Hemalurgic spike out of her, then pierce Vin with the spike.[38] Vin, unaware of this, eventually started wearing the spike as an earring and refused to give it up due to Ruin's influence, thus letting him subtly manipulate her.[39] He did so mostly through the voice of her deceased brother, Reen.[40]

Eventually, the Well filled again, and Vin entered its chamber. Kelsier, now a Cognitive Shadow and up to speed on Ruin's plan thanks to Leras bringing him up to speed, attempted to stop her from filling the Well.[35] To no avail, though -- Vin released the power, and freed Ruin along with it.[41]

Destruction upon Scadrial

“I have come to claim what was promised me. The only point in creating something is to watch it die. ”

—[25]

Once free, Ruin immediately set out on his plan to destroy Scadrial; however, his power locked in atium still diminished him enough to equal him with Preservation, and so his plans were slowed down. He tried to amend it by sending people out to find the missing atium stash.[42] At the same time, he began his work on killing all Scadrians. Ashmounts would erupt much more frequently, causing the omnipresent ash to fall more heavily and lava flows to endanger several towns.[28] Earthquakes also became much more frequent, and started appearing in more places; while they used to be practically unheard of in the Inner Dominances, they began to appear there frequently.[43]

Prompted by Ati's inherent need to gloat, Ruin began appearing to both Vin and Kelsier to boast about his achievements; it was those meetings that allowed the two to realize that Ruin was a person, and not merely a force.[25][5] However, Ruin was also manipulating people to sow further chaos -- he took control of the Steel Inquisitors and the koloss to create more of both.[44] He also manipulated Penrod and Spook through Hemalurgic spikes to make sure that Luthadel and Urteau were both too disorganized to mount a defense, requiring Vin and Elend's attention.[45][46] Though his scheme in Luthadel was successful, he ultimately failed in Urteau thanks to both Spook's force of will and the intervention of Kelsier.[47]

Achieving Harmony

“You think this was your plan? It was [Preservation]'s. His all along. You created the thing that can kill you, Ruin. ”

Seeking to fight Ruin, Kelsier, now the temporary vessel of Preservation, sought a way to pass on the power onto Vin, whom Leras pointed out as its intended recipient. After freeing Spook from Ruin's influence, he told him to send a message to her written in metal, telling her about what was going on.[49] Ruin, knowing what Kelsier was planning, sent Marsh, one of his Inquisitors, to kill the messanger and read the text out-loud, thus letting Ruin know what had been written. However, that was part of Kelsier's plan -- as Marsh found out what was going on, he managed, in a moment of lucidity, to tear the earring out of Vin's ear, letting Kelsier bestow Preservation upon her.[50]

After her Ascension, Vin clashed with Ruin a few times, though she was never able to overpower him, as at the time, the two Shards were far too balanced.[51] The tipping point, however, came during the Battle of Hathsin. There, Ruin, though the koloss and Inquisitors it controlled, sought to find the atium cache while Elend and his armies, their Allomancy boosted by Vin, confronted Ruin's forces on the surface. Eventually, the stash turns out to be empty -- Elend had used all the atium with his mistings during the fight. At the same time, Marsh, under Ruin's control, managed to kill Elend, and taunted Vin about it. Mourning, Vin, now free from all ties to the world, attacked Ruin directly. The collision between two equal and perfectly opposing forces killed both Vessels.[48]

This end of Ruin was Preservation's plan all along. Leras had held Preservation for so long that he was bound by its intent, and could not kill or destroy anything, not even Ruin. He arranged to have the Shard pass on to a new Vessel, who would not be so strongly bound by the Shard's intent and thus would have more freedom to use its power.[48]

However, the planet was still dying, and thus Preservation's plan reached its conlcusion. Sazed, present at the battle though not directly participating, saw the two powers and took up both of them, mixing them together into Harmony, and with them, reconstructed Scadrial back into a livable place.[52]

Influence

“You make our religion all about you. They hardly remember the truth any longer. ”

—Leras to Ruin[53]

Quotes

Para a list of quotes from Ruin, ver Ruin/Quotes.

Notes

  1. ↑ Nacidos de la bruma: Historia Secreta parte 2 capítulo 1#
  2. ↑ Brazales de Duelo (libro) capítulo 22#
  3. ↑ /r/fantasy AMA 2013
    — Arcanum - 2013-04-23#
  4. ↑ Steelheart Chicago signing
    — Arcanum - 2013-10-01#
  5. ↑ a b Nacidos de la bruma: Historia Secreta parte 4 capítulo 4#
  6. ↑ /r/Stormlight_Archive
    — Arcanum - 2013-03-14#
  7. ↑ Pat's Fantasy Hotlist Interview
    — Arcanum - 2010-09-13#
  8. ↑ The Hero of Ages Annotations
    — Arcanum - 2010-01-07#
  9. ↑ General Twitter 2018
    — Arcanum - 2018-06-06#
  10. ↑ Sombras de identidad capítulo 7#
  11. ↑ Shadows of Self Chicago signing
    — Arcanum - 2015-10-12#
  12. ↑ Skyward Chicago signing
    — Arcanum - 2018-11-16#
  13. ↑ a b Hemalurgy Table
  14. ↑ Brazales de Duelo (libro) capítulo 27#
  15. ↑ Hero of Ages Q&A - Time Waster's Guide
    — Arcanum - 2008-10-15#
  16. ↑ a b Feruchemical Table
  17. ↑ Aleación de ley Ars Arcanum#
  18. ↑ El Héroe de las Eras capítulo 82#
  19. ↑ El Héroe de las Eras capítulo 14 Epígrafe#
  20. ↑ Brazales de Duelo (libro) capítulo 11#
  21. ↑ El Pozo de la Ascensión (libro) capítulo 40#
  22. ↑ Ancient 17S Q&A
    — Arcanum - 2010-05-01#
  23. ↑ El Imperio Final (libro) capítulo 32#
  24. ↑ Shadows of Self release party
    — Arcanum - 2015-10-05#
  25. ↑ a b c El Héroe de las Eras capítulo 57#
  26. ↑ a b Arcanum Ilimitado - Sistema de Scadrial#
  27. ↑ El Pozo de la Ascensión (libro) capítulo 1 Epígrafe#
  28. ↑ a b El Héroe de las Eras capítulo 48 Epígrafe#
  29. ↑ The Hero of Ages Annotations
    — Arcanum - 2009-11-24#
  30. ↑ El Héroe de las Eras capítulo 45#
  31. ↑ Nacidos de la bruma: Historia Secreta parte 3 capítulo 2#
  32. ↑ El Héroe de las Eras capítulo 53 Epígrafe#
  33. ↑ [[Book shorthand incorrect/Epígrafes#Chapter_{{{2}}}|Book shorthand incorrect capítulo {{{2}}} Epígrafe]][[Special: WhatLinksHere/Summary:Book shorthand incorrect/Epígrafes/Chapter_{{{2}}}|#]]
  34. ↑ El Héroe de las Eras capítulo 55 Epígrafe#
  35. ↑ a b c Nacidos de la bruma: Historia Secreta parte 2 capítulo 3#
  36. ↑ El Pozo de la Ascensión (libro) capítulo 55 Epígrafe#
  37. ↑ El Héroe de las Eras capítulo 24 Epígrafe#
  38. ↑ El Héroe de las Eras capítulo 74 Epígrafe#
  39. ↑ El Héroe de las Eras capítulo 75 Epígrafe#
  40. ↑ El Héroe de las Eras capítulo 54#
  41. ↑ El Pozo de la Ascensión (libro) capítulo 58#
  42. ↑ El Héroe de las Eras capítulo 47 Epígrafe#
  43. ↑ El Héroe de las Eras capítulo 36#
  44. ↑ El Héroe de las Eras prólogo#
  45. ↑ El Héroe de las Eras capítulo 42#
  46. ↑ The Hero of Ages Annotations
    — Arcanum - 2010-02-02#
  47. ↑ Nacidos de la bruma: Historia Secreta parte 6 capítulo 5#
  48. ↑ a b c El Héroe de las Eras capítulo 81#
  49. ↑ Nacidos de la bruma: Historia Secreta parte 6 capítulo 6#
  50. ↑ Nacidos de la bruma: Historia Secreta parte 6 capítulo 7#
  51. ↑ El Héroe de las Eras capítulo 80#
  52. ↑ El Héroe de las Eras capítulo 83#
  53. ↑ Nacidos de la bruma: Historia Secreta parte 1 capítulo 2# 
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