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+<br>A [Memory Wave Experience](https://paintingsofdecay.net/index.php/How_To_Test_Your_RAM_With_Home_Windows_Memory_Diagnostic) of Light is the 14th and closing e-book of the fantasy sequence The Wheel of Time, written by American authors Robert Jordan and Brandon Sanderson, and revealed by Tor Books. The guide reached No. 1 on a number of bestsellers lists. Harriet McDougal and writer Tom Doherty selected to publish the e book posthumously. Tor Books introduced that Brandon Sanderson had been chosen to finish writing the guide. The unfinished guide was cut up into three volumes because it was believed a single volume can be too giant to print. In the prologue, the armies of the Westlands assemble in preparation for Tarmon Gai'don, as do the forces of the Shadow. The Forsaken Demandred levels a raid on town of Caemlyn, sending Trollocs to seize the cannons, developed jointly by Matrim Cauthon, Queen Elayne Trakand, and the Illuminator Aludra. Talmanes Delovinde and the Band of the Red Hand launch their very own counter-attack and efficiently exfiltrate the cannons out of town,  [Memory Wave Experience](http://120.201.125.140:3000/audrynava04034/memory-wave-brainwave-tool6863/wiki/Single-Channel-Vs.-Dual-Channel-Vs.-Quad-Channel-Memory) however Caemlyn is lost.<br>
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+<br>The sunshine is bolstered by folks coming from all around the world to fight, sensing the tip of all things, whereas the Shadow welcomes a brand new Forsaken: Mazrim Taim, now referred to as "M'Hael". Rand al'Thor prepares a meeting of all of the nations on the sector of Merrilor, to steer them to fight in Tarmon Gai'don. Mat returns to Ebou Dar to locate Tuon, only to find the city crawling with assassins despatched by one of her generals. On the Black Tower, Logain Ablar is missing and Mazrim Taim is forcibly "Turning" folks to the Shadow. The Asha'man still loyal to Logain, led by Androl Genhald and aided by Aes Sedai ambassador Pevara Tazanovni rescue Logain, defeating Taim and driving his Dreadlords from the Tower. Rand's "price" of allegiance-a treaty called "The Dragon's Peace", by which borders are fixed and war is outlawed-and his plan to shatter the remaining seals of the Darkish One's prison, result in widespread argument