The Mistborn Trilogy
“Breeze shivered, breath puffing as he turned toward Clubs. Most people wouldn’t have been able to read beyond the sneer on the squat general’s face. But Breeze saw more: he saw the tension in the taut skin around Clubs’s eyes, he noticed the way that Clubs tapped his finger against the frosty stone wall. Clubs was not a nervous man. The motions meant something.
“This is it, then?” Breeze asked quietly.
Clubs nodded.
Breeze couldn’t see it. There were still two armies out there; it was still a s...tandoff. Yet, he trusted Clubs’s assessment. Or, rather, he trusted his own knowledge of people enough to trust his assessment of Clubs.
The general knew something he didn’t.
“Kindly explain,” Breeze said.
“This’ll end when Straff figures it out,” Clubs said.
“Figures what out?”
“That those koloss will do his job for him, if he lets them.”
Breeze paused. Straff doesn’t really care about the people in the city—he just wants to take it for the atium. And for the symbolic victory.MoreLess
“This is it, then?” Breeze asked quietly.
Clubs nodded.
Breeze couldn’t see it. There were still two armies out there; it was still a s...tandoff. Yet, he trusted Clubs’s assessment. Or, rather, he trusted his own knowledge of people enough to trust his assessment of Clubs.
The general knew something he didn’t.
“Kindly explain,” Breeze said.
“This’ll end when Straff figures it out,” Clubs said.
“Figures what out?”
“That those koloss will do his job for him, if he lets them.”
Breeze paused. Straff doesn’t really care about the people in the city—he just wants to take it for the atium. And for the symbolic victory.MoreLess
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