u/Apple_Infinity

So, I was thinking, the worldbuilding of Sel is funny. I say that because it's the first book that Sanderson got published, and in it he had a world we only saw a single frame of. That's not remarkable for a first book, but we never saw any more.

Which I find really funny, because we've received the entire cosmere. I mean, sure, he wrote that short story, but the world of Sel is still largely unexplored. I just find it ironic. I'm sure this won't be an issue that we have for long.

I know his other stuff is better, but I do think it'd be great to see more of it. Don't you?

I can't believe things are working out so well for what I envisioned. I've been double training fire spells since level one and now, well you know.

Ps, i don't understand some of the flares in this community. So sorry, if this is the wrong one

 Do you feel the n-evitable pull of fate 

That pulls every man to a single point 

Speeding toward it at a breakneck rate 

Until we jam, squeezed together tight 

 

You see, we all are given a single set 

Of tools, and their singular design 

And we are told the better at them we get 

The better human air we feign 

 

And in the end, we’re all the same 

We each wish to run away from it 

We each wish to have a unique name 

And to escape this ever-travelled pit 

But then we’d leave our safety down inside 

And by that, we must admit, are horrified 

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*edited a misstype