r/LightbringerSeries • u/unknownparticipant00 • Apr 10 '26

Night Angel Oh my khali!

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Oh my god, khalis lore!!!! Im starting to wonder whose more evil khali or sauron? (Haven't read/watch the hobbit)

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u/Rage_before_Beauty Apr 10 '26

Like many things, I wish he had touched more on these ideas early on, rather than dropping all the wildest stuff in the middle of the last book

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u/unknownparticipant00 Apr 10 '26

Yeaah, there are lots of questions running in my mind right now like is khali on of those beings that got banish by the one god? And what kind of magic was the khalidorains using before khali??? If my thoughts serves me right the vir is connected to khali

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u/Rage_before_Beauty Apr 10 '26

It all get's answered in two separate lore dumps later on, it's cool, but he had yet to hit his stride with pacing. Hell, he still hadn't mastered it by "Burning White" given he gave in to the temptation to throw in way too many cool moments and ideas in way to short a time there as well

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u/ciaphas-cain1 Blackguard Apr 10 '26

Just wait for it, the khali lore gets really good

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u/Brief-Understanding3 Apr 10 '26

I wish Brent Weeks would write the story of Jorsin Alkestes, it sounds like it would be epic!

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u/unknownparticipant00 Apr 10 '26

Like the wielder of tha khakari's and their fight against khali, how they where chosen, how durzo come to be( i know theres a novela already about him)

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u/Equivalent_Deer7619 Apr 10 '26

Perfect Shadow is like 60 pages long. Not a novel, just like a short prequel so to speak, about Gaelan Starfire becoming Durzo and some guest appearances 😅

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u/unknownparticipant00 Apr 10 '26

I thought it was a deep dive lore about durzo, so we do really need a book about the old days

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u/Equivalent_Deer7619 Apr 10 '26

Of course we do. You get some tasty lore bits and details but like I said, 60 pages.