30 – Sideshows by Kalin Kadiev on March 1, 2015 Chapter: Chapter 3 - The White Bear Share this:Share Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X Click to share on Tumblr (Opens in new window) Tumblr Click to share on LinkedIn (Opens in new window) LinkedIn Click to share on Reddit (Opens in new window) Reddit Click to share on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Pinterest Click to share on Pocket (Opens in new window) Pocket Click to email a link to a friend (Opens in new window) Email
Who is the tiny spirit chained to Belintar’s god form? It has a motion rune shape… (?)
“The Destroyer”?
Given the sorry state the City of Wonders is going to be left in, an apt epithet.
Oh! So Belintar may not be gone, as we have been led to believe from writings thus far…
But, who is “The Destroyer”? Harrek? “Arkat”? “GBAJI?!”
Yes
Based on the phrasing, it seems to be some incarnation of Arkat. Based on the chapter title I would guess Harrek.
If “Argrath” is one of the incarnations of “Arkat” (as the title derived from the hero), Argrath might be Destroyer as well as Liberator.
And now I’m afraid I was clearly wrong 😛
That little spirit chained to Belintar is something very important. And perhaps the source of the conflict between Belintar and the Hendriki of Volsaxiland and Sartar.
Mmm, intriguing… Are you being mysterious on purpose, Jeff? Does that mean this piece of knowledge is not included in the Guide…? 😉
Hm. I imagine that the Larnsti would bear some measure of additional ill will towards the enslaver of an ally.
Was Andrin a Larnsti, at least before he met his unmaker?
And what is that red streak to the right? Nothing is without purpose.
You are correct in observing that. And it is definitely there with a purpose.
Next chapter, please!
Also, note the different word balloons that Belintar uses.
Well if you notice, a lot of powerful individuals so far have had different speech bubbles, so it makes sense that Belintar will have one as well.
That implies to me that there is something distinctly Nysalorean about Belintar. The City of Dreams, the City of Miracle. Hmmmmm!
“Hail Harshax!”, perhaps?
Is it just me, or does she look young for 35?