Diferencia entre revisiones de «Kandra»

Most kandra executed the ''[[Resolution]]'', the First Generation's order to remove their blessings in an effort to prevent Ruin from influencing them and regaining his body. Eventually the people were able to replace their spikes, though it is unlikely that there will be any new kandra because hemalurgy is not widely known.{{qa ref|727|5|I can guess two possible options for the kandra|date=2008-10-15}} This leaves them as some of the few who have a direct connection to [[Harmony]]. Those who went longer without their spikes lost significant portions of their memories.{{qa ref|708|23|How are there kandra and koloss?|date=2012-1}}{{qa ref|727|40|Do they remember who they were?|date=2008-10-17}} Some of them make appearances in [[The Alloy of Law]]{{qa ref|987|30|How do you buy a contract with a kandra in the Alloy of Law?|date=2012-11-6}} as well as other books.{{qa ref|1112|11|Are there kandra hiding in any of your books beside Mistborn?|date=2014-4-16}}{{qa ref|1098|1|Is the kandra worldhopper MeLaan?|date=2014-12-6}} They no longer take contracts{{qa ref|987|30|How do you buy a contract with a kandra in the Alloy of Law?|date=2012-11-6}} and have taken a vow to live in animal bodies.{{wob ref|date=2009-07-08|4443|B&N book club Q&A}}

The kandra believed that they were Preservation, while the koloss, humans and Inquisitors were of Ruin. This was true despite the fact that, like other Hemalurgically-created races, they were possessed of Hemalurgic spikes. The Lord Ruler created the kandra to be his spies, and the noble class believed they were spies for the new government. They often used the kandra in the way they thought they were meant to be used, but ultimately Rashek's plan was for them to be double agents against Ruin. According to the plan, Ruin would believe that he could take control of the Kandra whenever he wanted, as they were planted with Hemalurgic spikes. However, due to a clause in the First Contract, as well as the Trust and the [[Resolution]], instead of being used by Ruin, they would pull their spikes free when and if Ruin were to try and seize control of them. During the events of ''[[The Hero of Ages]]'', this plan came to fruition exactly as the Lord Ruler had planned, and this disrupted Ruin's efforts and ultimately led to his demise, demonstrating the kandra's true allegiance had always lain with Preservation.