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''Author: Kyria d'Oreyn'' | ''Author: Kyria d'Oreyn'' | ||
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| + | {{title|A Manufactory}} | ||
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| + | {{pov|Perrin}} | ||
| + | '''Setting: [[Almizar]]''' | ||
| − | Characters: Perrin, Tylee Khirgan, Bakayar Mishima | + | '''Characters: [[Perrin]], [[Tylee Khirgan]], [[Bakayar Mishima]]''' |
| − | + | ==Outline== | |
| + | Perrin obtains a large amount of forkroot and is injured by an arrow shot to kill him. | ||
| + | ==Summary== | ||
| + | Perrin and his party are riding to the north end of Almizar. Banner-General Khirgan of the [[Seanchan]] wants to have some ''[[raken]]'' and fliers provided. Although she does not get as many as she wanted to, Perrin urges them on. | ||
| − | + | They ride to a [[forkroot]] manufactory, where they demand all the forkroot in stock. | |
| − | + | Just in their saddles again, Perrin gets an arrow through his arm that was actually aimed at his heart. Mishima reports the men who shot poisoned themselves rather than reporting failure, which points at a powerful enemy in Khirgan's opinion. | |
| − | + | ==See Also== | |
| − | + | [[Keilin]] | |
| + | [[Willi]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 12:56, 14 April 2019
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Author: Kyria d'Oreyn
Chapter Icon: A Wolf
Point of View: Perrin
Setting: Almizar
Characters: Perrin, Tylee Khirgan, Bakayar Mishima
Outline
Perrin obtains a large amount of forkroot and is injured by an arrow shot to kill him.
Summary
Perrin and his party are riding to the north end of Almizar. Banner-General Khirgan of the Seanchan wants to have some raken and fliers provided. Although she does not get as many as she wanted to, Perrin urges them on.
They ride to a forkroot manufactory, where they demand all the forkroot in stock.
Just in their saddles again, Perrin gets an arrow through his arm that was actually aimed at his heart. Mishima reports the men who shot poisoned themselves rather than reporting failure, which points at a powerful enemy in Khirgan's opinion.
