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Rand realizes that Lews Therin’s voice in his head is a real presence, not just madness, and takes out his temper on his allies in the Sun Palace. Sammael tells her he is about to lay his hands on a cache of angreal, which he will share after he has first pick.

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The woman, despite being unable to channel as far as Delana can tell, makes the sign of the Black Ajah. The book has been the subject of controversy over the alleged political leanings of author Michael Moynihan, [2] [3] though he denies these allegations. Vandene and Adeleas claim to be looking for runaways from the White Tower, but Nynaeve suspects they are hiding something.Before leaving Tel’aran’rhiod, Elayne visits the palace in Caemlyn and sees the Dragon Throne in front of the Lion Throne, angering her. Split into two factions, the Aes Sedai of the White Tower and their rebel counterparts both seek to ally themselves with the Dragon Reborn. Chapter 46 has five POV's, two of which are in Perrin Aybara's POV and two of which are in Demira Eriff's POV.

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Rand dreams of the Age of Legends, with vehicles crashing and buildings shattering, and Ilyena—Lews Therin’s wife—about to die at his hands. The warrior Aiel clans have pledged loyalty to Rand, acknowledging him as their chief of chiefs, even though the Shaido Aiel remain a threat.After Mat replies with insolence, all the women experiment with channeling at him, or throwing things at him with the Power, which the foxhead does not prevent. Lords of Chaos is based on Michael Moynihan and Didrik Søderlind's 1998 book, Lords of Chaos published by Feral House. Rand addresses the students, introducing new ranks—Soldier, Dedicated, and Asha’man (which in the Old Tongue refers to a guardian of justice and right). The site's critics consensus states: " Lords of Chaos presents a grimly compelling dramatization of a real-life music scene whose aggressively nihilistic aesthetic spilled over into fatal acts of violence. A "Rolling Ring of Earth and Fire" causes the ground around the dome to split and fire to pour out from its cracks.