Alone in the darkness, standing with his back to the wall, facing overwhelming numbers. A glorious way to… — Brandon Sanderson
Alone in the darkness, standing with his back to the wall, facing overwhelming numbers. A glorious way to die, but Kaladin didn’t want glory. He’d given up on that foolish dream as a child.
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