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- All around him, Tanalan’s men’s eyes seemed to glow. They gathered and grinned at him; he could see the Thrill thick in their expressions. His Blade and leaking Plate reflected in their dark eyes.
- Blood streaming down the side of his face, Dalinar grinned back at them.
- They rushed to attack.
- * * *
- Dalinar saw only red.
- He partially came to himself as he found himself pounding a man’s head repeatedly against the stones. Behind him lay a pile of corpses with burned eyes, piled high around the hole where Dalinar had stood, fighting against them.
- He dropped the head of the corpse in his hands and breathed out, feeling… What did he feel? Numb, suddenly. Pain was a distant thing. Even anger was nebulous. He looked down at his hands. Why was he using those, and not his Shardblade?
- He turned to the side, where Oathbringer protruded from a rock where he’d stabbed it. The… gemstone on the pommel was cracked. That was right. He couldn’t dismiss it; something about the crack had interfered.
- He stumbled to his feet, looking around for more foes, but none came to challenge him. His armor… someone had broken the breastplate while fighting him, and he felt at a stab wound on his chest. He barely remembered that.
- The sun was low on the horizon, plunging the canyon into shadows. Around him, discarded bits of clothing flapped in the breeze, and bodies lay still. Not a sound, not even cremling scavengers.
- Drained, he bound the worst of his wounds, then grabbed Oathbringer and set it on his shoulder. Never had a Shardblade felt so heavy.
- Oathbringer Chapter 75
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