Diferencia entre revisiones de «Fen Rnamdi»

The Everstorm hit Thaylenah several times causing much damage. The storm broke their aqueductsaquaducts, sewer systems, and ripped apart the docks. They would have to rebuild the city. The parshmen transformed and stole a grand fleet of royal warships and private trading vessels, and used them to flee the city.

At that time, she was contacted by [[Dalinar]], she was not open onto going to Urithiru and was even more suspicious of the oathgates and the radiants.{{book ref|sa3|12}} She did not want to be responsible for Thaylenah to fall to the Alethi.{{book ref|sa3|28}}

The first vision Dalinar asked for Fen to receive was the Radients warRadiants falling from the sky to fight the midnight essence. He was placed far away and was unable to get to her until the battle had passed. She was able to save the child, though lettingshe left the mother to die, and organized the town, pittedpitting them against the enemy. Dalinar joined her, asking her to join ishis coalition again. When she deniedrefused, his temper showed and he shoutshouted. That was when Fen actually started listening again. She explained she wanted honesty and truth. She ended the vision being asked by the Radiant to join them at Urithiru, this seemed to trouble her. She would consider his sincerity, though Dalinar could sense she iswas concerned he had turned sides.{{book ref|sa3|34}}

Upon Dalinar’s arrival toat Thaylen City, Fen gave them the tour of the ten temples. Navani believed it comforted her by doing something familiar. She did not intent to linger on the two oldest temples and when Dalinar went to see them, he found out they had used them to keep the wounded people. She left them some food and went to see to other matters, a political strategy to show she was the one with power there. Upon renewal, Dalinar hadthen beatduels her son, inpurposefully alosing fightto show his radiant powers of healing himself. Upon review, Dalinar regrets this and calledcalls for Renarin to aid onin the healing of herFen's people with progression while Dalinar used his surgebinding to repair temples and other structures. After both those events, sheFen accepted the invitation to join the coalition, and called it the first real united Vorin coalition the world hashad seen since the Hierocracy.{{book ref|sa3|59}}

At the meeting, she and her consort were engaged committed to the coalition. She did ask for free trade and was curious on the fabrials that could lead to shardplate, but settled to agreements after Navani gave her kingdom the task to oversee trade and supplies fairly.{{book ref|sa3|96}} By the next meeting, where Dalinar understood that the target would be Thaylen, Fen understood and helped plot the defense; they agreed to have the next meeting at TayalenThayalenah.{{book ref|sa3|96}}

That meeting started very positive, however, after [[Taravangian]]´s treason and the leakage of Dalinar’s secrets, the coalition broke. Queen Fen was mostly worried that before [[Elhokar]] went to Alethkar, he swore to Dalinar to accept him as Highking. Her trust onin him was compromised by this.{{book ref|sa3|111}} Bitter as she was, she acknowledged war was still coming and she could not afford to let him go. {{book ref|sa3|113}}

Just before the battle, Queen Fen, her consort, and Navani were looking at the battlefield atfrom a tower. The odds didn’t look that bad until [[Amaram]]’s army turned sides. During the battle itself, they were attacked by a huge rock monster who destroyed the tower they were in. Navani and Fen were able to go down the surviving steps. {{book ref|sa3|116}}

Navani, Fen, and her consort Kmakl were then captured by one of Amaram’s troops who still blamed the Kholins for the killing of [[Torol Sadeas]]. As they were going to execute [[Kmakl]], Navani pulled out her painbrial and knocked their enemies down.{{book ref|sa3|118}}

After that, heythey were joined by Adolin and later Jasnah came in to ask them to clear the center of the city and save citizens.{{book ref|sa3|120}} Once the battle ended, Dalinar accepted a respectful bow from the queen. {{book ref|sa3|121}}