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Sazed must not have finished the last part yet. She turned it over, rereading the last few lines. The back page of the booklet, however, was empty. Such are my fears as I scribble with an ice-crusted pen on the eve before the world is reborn. Is this a burden that any man should bear? Is this a temptation any man could resist? I feel strong now, but what will happen when I touch that power? I will save the world, certainly-but will I try to take it as well? “He will take upon himself authority that no mortal should hold.” Yet, the philosophers warned me that if I am self-serving with the power, my selfishness will taint it. I will have the ability to fulfill any wish of my heart. They hint, however, that I will have the power to destroy it as well. The Terris prophecies say that I will have the power to save the world. If men read these words, let them know that power is a heavy burden. I am tired of being loved and hated for what a bunch of old men say I will eventually do. I am so tired of being the Hero of Ages, tired of entering cities to find either armed hostility or fanatic adoration. It sounds nice-more desirable, even, than a warm sun and a windless sky. What will it be like, when this is all over? I will be just a regular man again. Braches has told of such places, islands to the south where great mountains create fire. When this is finished, I think I should like to live where it is warm all year. However, men like Rashek must be contained-he irrationally believes that all people outside of Terris have oppressed him. These Terrismen could be very dangerous, I think. I have not seen such a feat of strength in all my days. Yesterday, one of the packmen lifted a boulder of enormous size, then tossed it out of our way with an almost casual throw. I fear his words, for I see some truth in them. He thinks that Terrismen deserve far more-he keeps saying that his people should be “dominant” because of their supernatural powers. He thinks that we have turned his people into little more than slaves. Unleashed, he spoke at great length regarding his hatred of Khlennium and my people. He did not want to speak to me, of course, but I forced him. I am here by providence of Terris prophecies-these men will not disobey their own religion simply because one of their number has taken a dislike to me. Before he was stabbed, Fedik feared that the Terrismen would abandon us up here in the ice. The other packmen look to him for leadership, though I don’t think he has complete control over them. They won’t talk about their powers, however-and I am sure that Rashek is to blame. Perhaps they have “saved up” heat from their bodies for later use? The Terrismen don’t seem to mind the cold-something about their strange metabolisms gives them a supernatural ability to resist the elements. It is fortunate that we brought them, for no regular packmen would have survived the trip. I fear for Fedik-he hasn’t been quite the same since the creature made of mist attacked him, and I worry that he will wander off a cliffside or slip through one of the many icy rifts in the ground. I swear that the rocks themselves are made of ice, and the snow is deep enough in places that we have to dig our way through. I can feel it somehow, feel it up there…pulsing, in my mind. It will take a few more hours of hiking to reach it, but I know that it is the right place.

It has yet to be reviewed.We can see the cavern from our camp. This page is probably complete! This page contains most of the knowledge we have on the subject at this time. She chose to name the character after herself, thinking it would be cool to be 'the girl who gets spurned by Vin.' Brandon's friend Janci Patterson helped him get the scene with Patresen right, and so got to rename the character.Vin abruptly leaves, and Patresen's group of women soon abandon her for Vin.

Vin then makes clear that she has earned her reputation, citing her killing of Shan Elariel, and says that she and Elend Venture will conquer the city and will have little use for those who opposed them when they do. In order to begin understanding the local politics, Vin confronts her in front of her group of women with a claim that she is planning to abandon the city. She was one of the important women at Aradan Yomen's ball. She is known for her proofreading abilities. As an important noble, she is arrogant and used to being in control of the situation.

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Lady Patresen had tan skin and dark hair.

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