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I can't find the location of this but at one point when Hank becomes angry it is said that his eyes go dark. We know vampires' eyes go dark when they're angry but I can't think of any other race that does that. Hank also never spends the night with Breanne. She makes a few comments about this.
Lissa had to go to energy to keep her bodys strength up. It sounds like the Mighty don't need to do this. If this is Li'Neruh Rath as Hank I wonder if he also would need to go to energy or if he is powerful enough to not need to do that.

Im not totally sure if this was actually in another book mentioned somewhere, isn't Li'Neruh Rath one of the Ko'Ahmari which is just under under the 3?

Im not sure if my mind has conjured that from nowehere or ive actually read it somewhere?

Everything indicates that Hank is Li'Neruh Rath. The book opens with a shining one instructing Li'Neruh Rath "You must explore humanoid sexuality. All facets of it." We know from the many hints that Hank is not a plain and simple human. We also know that Hank makes references to wars and being in combat as well as a medical/healing background, this also ties in with Li'Neruh Rath. " But I have already done so many things. I have studied criminal behaviour on countless worlds. Have engaged in wars, from the lowest to the highest ranking soldiers. Worked as a healer for not only those sick in body, but also in mind. What more do you want of me?"

I wonder about Trik as the mighty mind... looking back over time, there are a few indications to give me reason to have him as a contender. We know that all of the mighty are of a similar age and all came to awareness at a similar time (irrelevant of "when", moving through time doesn't appear to be much of an obstacle). Trik definitely started to show signs of incredible understanding and power... We also know that it is highly unlikely to be one of the older characters because the mighty were "born" at a similar time and come to awareness at a similar time, most other characters have been around for too long for it to be them, besides, in Manchester Connie confirmed it wasn't Hank or any of a long list of long standing characters.

My main question/curiosity is regarding the small group of people whom Breanne is unable to read. Of course, one of these is Jayson. There does not seem to be any rhyme or reason to who these are and yet there has to be a connection, what is it?

I've just had a really devious thought what if the mighty mind is exactly that, could the mighty mind be a group mind made up of several people it might explain why Brea isn't able to read some people if it isn't the reason they are destined to be her mates. Admit it's the sort of curveball the mistress of devious plotlines is capable throwing lol, I admit it is a rather out there theory but I thought it worth putting it before you all.

lol oh certainly devious enough for Connie! but sadly doubtful as we know they are one of the created races. My money is on Trik still unless I can find someone better.

I'm wondering more and more about Jayson though, to my knowledge he is the only normal "human" that can't be read. All the others have been some kind of supernatural...so, is Jayson more than he seems?

I have a question concerning Bill. In "Shadowed" he goes through the gate with Bree ("aging director, with blood soaking his white hair..."); who remembers how he looks like in Rhea's series? OK, he is immortal as long as he stays behind Ashe's protection shield; but how come he does not remember her on Avendor after being brought there by her? Radomir had to forget her, staying on Earth, but why Bill? And who did it?

The end... well, it was commented strong enough already, so I just repeat a question. Who could follow her and save her? And - bring her where she was brought to? There are several whom we know already who could do it: Reah and Edward - but Reah is pregnant, and Edward would bring her to his own home, I think; Kal - to Larentii somewhere; Kifirin - I doubt it was him; the same for Ashe, Belen and Thurlow. So either it was the Darkest FB Hank, or the (still unknown, though grey-eyed) Mighty Mind... By the way, Robbytonk, can a group mind be grey-eyed?