by Elmitsu » Thu Jan 11, 2024 4:50 pm
Sometimes flotsam from the River Erinin drifted downstream and reached the large, hungry wheel attached to the face of the Novice Rumor Mill. If one squinted in the right light, the wheel looked like an eye or a mouth as it digested these offerings; it swept them under the water for river fish and the initiates who should have known better to tend the Mill’s gnawing hunger. Or perhaps the wheel was a mouth, sucking rumors from the chaos of its discarded excrement. Watch it swallow and destroy.
But everything here is a wheel or a mouth, a circle without end until we reach it. Like that story about Accepted Amarea. Did you know that she never really broke her block? No, I heard the Aes Sedai accidentally drowned her and replaced her with a lookalike. That’s why she parts her hair on the other side since taking the banded
Or how Accepted Aleera tricked a gaidin into carrying her into and out of Bandar Eban, her feet never touching the ground. They say she used riddles found deep in the restricted section of the library . . . like that fable about the queen who told stories all night long. She was supposed to die when the story ended, but
I heard Elmitsu can’t decide which Ajah to apprentice to because she’s colorblind—whenever you ask her, she starts explaining why she likes them all, even the Brown—and I’m pretty sure she doesn’t even know how to read. But there is a blind Accepted, whom no one saw coming, named Helen, which reminds me of
Lys Sedai recently returned to the Tower. She is a Blue, but also a Seafolk—like Sarinda Sedai, who is a Red, but also a Seafolk. I saw them whispering in the corridor, and I think they got their chains stuck together because
Aelrena Sedai came back to the Tower too. Did she ever leave? I heard she was looking for a man, but I thought she could see the practice yard from her
Somebody said Kitiara Sedai’s gaidin was a zombie! BACK FROM THE DEAD. I met him in the Square, and I didn’t think he smelled too
The mill skittered to a stop, but the wheel . . .
Sometimes flotsam from the River Erinin drifted downstream and reached the large, hungry wheel attached to the face of the Novice Rumor Mill. If one squinted in the right light, the wheel looked like an eye or a mouth as it digested these offerings; it swept them under the water for river fish and the initiates who should have known better to tend the Mill’s gnawing hunger. Or perhaps the wheel [i]was[/i] a mouth, sucking rumors from the chaos of its discarded excrement. Watch it swallow and destroy.
But everything here is a wheel or a mouth, a circle without end until we reach it. Like that story about Accepted Amarea. Did you know that she never really broke her block? No, I heard the Aes Sedai accidentally drowned her and replaced her with a lookalike. That’s why she parts her hair on the other side since taking the banded
Or how Accepted Aleera tricked a gaidin into carrying her into and out of Bandar Eban, her feet never touching the ground. They say she used riddles found deep in the restricted section of the library . . . like that fable about the queen who told stories all night long. She was supposed to die when the story ended, but
I heard Elmitsu can’t decide which Ajah to apprentice to because she’s colorblind—whenever you ask her, she starts explaining why she likes them all, even the Brown—and I’m pretty sure she doesn’t even know how to read. But there[i] is [/i]a blind Accepted, whom no one saw coming, named Helen, which reminds me of
Lys Sedai recently returned to the Tower. She is a Blue, but also a Seafolk—like Sarinda Sedai, who is a Red, but also a Seafolk. I saw them whispering in the corridor, and I think they got their chains stuck together because
Aelrena Sedai came back to the Tower too. Did she ever leave? I heard she was looking for a man, but I thought she could see the practice yard from her
Somebody said Kitiara Sedai’s gaidin was a zombie! BACK FROM THE DEAD. I met him in the Square, and I didn’t think he smelled too
The mill skittered to a stop, but the wheel . . .