Diferencia entre revisiones de «Deshecho»

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|universe=[[Cosmere]]

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|The Unmade are a deviation, a flair, a conundrum that may not be worth your time. You cannot help but think of them. They are fascinating. Many are mindless. Like the spren of human emotions, only much more nasty. I do believe a few can think, however.

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|''The Lady of Pains has the Surge of Transformation and dangerous knowledge. She will infuse my entire heart-the pillar-in the proper order, using her Voidlight. In so doing, she would corrupt me and leave me… leave me as one of the Unmade…''

|The [[Sibling]]{{book ref|sa4|42}}

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|You see, it can only be bested by someone who deeply, sincerely, '''understands it'''.

|[[Dalinar Kholin]]{{book ref|sa3|120}}

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The origin of the Unmade is uncertain, but they are believed to have come into existence before the start of human civilization on Roshar.{{book ref|sa3|77}} Each would have been considered to be native to Roshar.{{wob ref|15875}} They have been implied to have once been something else before being made into the Unmade,{{book ref|sa3|84}}{{book ref|sa3|32}} but for now there is no indication what they once were. They were active in the Desolations, aiding Odium's troops in the conflict with their various skills.{{book ref|sa3|77}} Urithiru was equipped with some sort of protection against the Unmade.{{epigraph ref|sa3|73}} Between Desolations, the Unmade lose their bond to Odium.{{book ref|sa4|i|2}} Since [[Aharietiam]], they have remained subtly active on Roshar, probably operating with diminished capacity.{{book ref|sa3|77}}{{epigraph ref|sa3|92}}{{book ref|sa4|i|2}} They have also slumbered at times, or entered a period of inactivity.{{book ref|sa2|i|14}}{{book ref|sa4|i|2}} About 2,500 years after Aharietiam,{{book ref|sa3|56}} [[Ba-Ado-Mishram]] instigated the [[False Desolation]] by [[Connection|Connecting]] with the [[singer]]s and granting them forms of power and [[Voidlight]], until she was captured in a perfect gemstone by a [[Knights Radiant]] strike team.{{epigraph ref|sa3|80}}{{book ref|sa4|24}}{{book ref|sa4|73}} At some point [[Re-Shephir]] was also imprisoned by a Lightweaver,{{book ref|sa3|30}} but she later escaped captivity.{{book ref|sa3|32}}

 

While negotiating the contest of champions with [[Dalinar]], [[Odium]] claims he can demand the Unmade retreat, but not all currently obey his will.{{book ref|sa4|112}}

 

In Rosharan culture, by the time of the [[Era of Solitude]], the Unmade have become mythologized heavily. In fact there are disagreements about the number of Unmade; some stories claim there were ten.{{book ref|sa3|77}} In [[Vorin]] theology they are spoken of vaguely and are typically combined into one entity.{{book ref|sa3|62}} Even still, [[ardent]]s tell old folktales and stories of the Unmade.{{book ref|sa3|72}} The Unmade are often referred to as spirits of the void or nine shadows that moved in the night.{{epigraph ref|sa3|89}} They are considered to be princes of the [[Voidbringer]]s in story, and feature in elaborate songs, poetry, and epics.{{book ref|sa3|32}} People ascribe dozens of names and powers to each Unmade, making it difficult to determine truth from falsehood centuries later.{{book ref|sa3|90}} There are tales of them corrupting spren and people both.{{book ref|sa3|77}} Some people fear that things like talking chickens will bring the eyes of the Unmade upon them.{{book ref|sa2|45}} However, many in the modern day consider them to be nothing more than simple folklore.{{epigraph ref|sa1|45}} Scholarly works that involve the Unmade are often mocked and dismissed.{{book ref|sa3|77}}

 

'''[[Yelig-nar]]''', also known as Blightwind,{{epigraph ref|sa1|45}} differs from the other Unmade. Instead of having a specific physical appearance, he is capable of joining with humans or singers who swallow his gemstone, granting them command of the [[Surge]]s.{{epigraph ref|sa3|95}}{{book ref|sa3|118}} [[Hessi]]'s research indicates this may include all ten Surges, though given the Voidbringers' view of the Surge of [[Adhesion]],{{book ref|sa4|31}} Yelig-Nar may only grant the other nine. Those he possesses have red eyes, grow crystals from their bodies, and appear to be wreathed in a black wind.{{book ref|sa3|84}}{{book ref|sa3|120}} Those that join with Yelig-nar must control him if they do not wish to be consumed by him.{{book ref|sa3|118}}

 

 

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