So, "Moridin" was following them by Grandaels 'easy-to-follow' (direct words from the Whatcher) bright red silk on a sunny day in a leafless forrest. But he was close enough (to sense them both holding the Source) to be able to follow them by that small mole on Sammaels neck..?


I already explained that human channelers (be it male or female) don't see any link or weave when a male and female are linked. I even referred to people and places where you can look this up. (Nyn in KoD, Demandred & Aran'gar for instance in WH)

That you write this once, is ignorance.
Nothing wrong with not knowing how channeling works and I certainly don't mind explaining it once or even twice. (even though it did surprise me)
But that you keep repeating the same fallacy over and over like a mantra is sheer stupidity.


*rolls eyes* He sees residues of weaves of the OP! Even regular Myrddraal feel an Itch when a female channeler actively channels Saidar.
You don't know your books, man. And apparently you don't really read my posts that well. Else you wouldn't have posted this obvious mistake.

As pointed out several times now, the books state "the Watcher ghosted without making sound.
Sammael and Grandael both never look back for the whole route (the Watcher even comments on this!), because they trust their source-enhanced hearing! All the way, they never-ever hear any threat. And right before Sammael makes his gateway to depart, he briefly looks behind him. A mere glance.

Are you actually suggesting the Watcher did produce sound, yet it was only once (while standing still), whereas the minutes before -when he was actively trailing them- (you know; ghosting through trees) he made less sound then a breathing mouse?

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I'm out of logic man!
LOL