The Alloy of Law: A Mistborn Novel

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The Pewterarm knocks Vindication from his grip and the roof explodes, permitting Wayne to drop down and save Wax. One part Ocean’s Eleven, one part Lord of the Rings, one part Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon, one part My Fair Lady. Instead, TenSoon uses the agility of the bones and his experience with them to dodge his captors and escape from the Homeland. He couldn’t Pull on metals, only Push—he wasn’t some mythological Mistborn from the old stories, like the Survivor or the Ascendant Warrior. That was before he’d spent twenty years living out in the dust, where the law was sometimes a distant memory and people considered carriages a frivolity.

Sending Wayne and Marasi on supply runs, Wax sits down to plot where the Vanishers will strike next.He slipped a short-barreled shotgun into its inner pocket, then buckled on his gun belt and moved the Sterrions into the holsters at his hips.

Before Vin killed the Lord Ruler he warned her she was dooming the world and Vin now realises the Terris prophecies were falsified.Also, several other criminals from Wax and Wayne's Backstory, some of them quite nasty, are mentioned in passing. Before he’d left Weathering, he’d been starting to think it was getting too big, but there couldn’t have been ten thousand people in the town.

Living Doll Collector: Bloody Tam, the serial killer at the beginning, makes carefully composed scenes using corpses. The "Mistborn" have powers that seemed to fit well into those times gone by, as we are all used to stories of myth and magic coming from the past darker ages. A breathtaking saga that promises twists every step of the way… succeeds in celebrating what makes fantasy magical while simultaneously delivering a fresh adventure that’s endlessly entertaining. By the end of the book, it's clear his reputation from the Roughs has started to spread in the City as well. It's some few centuries on from the fall of the Final Empire: we have guns, trains, electricity, horseless carriages (well, I never!Brandon then wrote The Alloy of Law, which takes place between the first and second trilogies, but he did not initially consider that to be a new era. Marasi leads him to a startling discovery before Wayne shows up with a report on his own investigation; Wayne had infiltrated the Fourth Octant constabulary to gain knowledge of the Vanishers' hideout from the prisoners. Marsh's fate and legacy after the events of the Mistborn trilogy remain subjects of curiosity and speculation among fans of the series.