#tien

"He held the body into the evening, long past the end of the battle, clinging to it as it slowly grew cold" - chapter 67, WORDS

wanted to draw Kal and Tien for a long time, so here is a piece from honestly one of the most heartbreaking scenes from the books.

I personally, love the way grief is portrayed in Kaladin’s story. How no matter what achievement he reaches, the ghost of his first great “ failure “ to protect his brother, always looms over him. It’s really touching and honestly one of my favorite things about Kaladin’s story line is how to live with that grief-

Do you think he sensed his brother from Shadesmar and tried to comfort him, uncaring as the Stormfather regretfully said Kaladin couldn't hear him?

Do you think the last words he uttered before stretching into the endless beyond were a desperate attempt to convince Kaladin it wasn't his fault, because he knew his brother who fought wars in his mind at every weeping would blame himself for the rest of his life?

These three would make a good trio.