![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Vivenna, Siri’s sister, sneaks away to T’Telir to rescue Siri. Hallandren had expected to receive the king of Idria’s first-born daughter instead. She is sent to marry the God King and produce an heir in a semantically defiant act against Hallandren. First, we have Siri, the youngest daughter of the Idrian king. Sanderson treats us to four perspectives in Warbreaker. The two lands are on the brink of a new war, and it could destroy them both. In nearby Idris, the royal family betrothed one of then king’s daughters to the God King, a peace offering intended to quell tensions caused by the Manywar, which caused Idris’ exile years prior. Without at least one Breath per week, they will die…again. These gods, the Returned, are nourished by Breath. The people of Hallandren worship the God King and his disciples, heroes who died and were reborn as gods. T’Telir, capital of Hallandren, is a colorful seaside city ruled by the God King. Warbreaker is a Brandon Sanderson novel, all right, and it’s a characteristically excellent one, to boot. My exploration of the Cosmere took me to the colorful world of Hallandren and Idris, where Breath brings objects to life and political strife could erupt into all-out war. Another day, another Brandon Sanderson review from yours truly. ![]()
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