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Rahl Windsong · 22nd August 2007, 12:08 AM

Personally I would say that he put the sword there so that it would still be there when it was time to go to the "last battle". After all I think he will be needing that sword at that time. Swords, especially magical and very powerful swords have a habbit of becoming lost, just open any fantasy novel and there is usually a sword or two lost in the pages someplace.

So my theory is that he wanted to be sure it would be around when he needed it. Also he can go get it any time he wants and it won't take to long because of the way they travel now.

22nd August 2007, 12:08 AM	#9 (permalink)
Rahl Windsong Last of the Windsong Clan Join Date: Mar 2005 Posts: 585	Re: I find it hard to believe... Personally I would say that he put the sword there so that it would still be there when it was time to go to the "last battle". After all I think he will be needing that sword at that time. Swords, especially magical and very powerful swords have a habbit of becoming lost, just open any fantasy novel and there is usually a sword or two lost in the pages someplace. So my theory is that he wanted to be sure it would be around when he needed it. Also he can go get it any time he wants and it won't take to long because of the way they travel now.