Loial
Chapter 36 - Web of the Pattern
Loial — aliases: the Ogier, son of Arent son of Halan
Loial appears in the library, towering over Rand with his massive stature and tufted ears. He engages Rand in a long conversation about Ogier history, the Pattern, and the destruction of ancient groves, eventually identifying Rand as a ta'veren and asking to join his company.
Chapter 41 - Old Friends and New Threats
Loial — aliases: Ogier (Ogier)
Loial spielt ein Steinespiel mit Meister Gill und identifiziert Rand als ta'veren. Er weigert sich, den Gemeinschaftsraum während der Begegnung mit den Whitecloaks zu betreten, und stimmt später zu, mit Rand nach Tar Valon zu reisen.
Chapter 42 - Remembrance of Dreams
Loial
Loial is sprawled on a couch reading with a cat on his stomach. He answers questions about the stedding and shares a story about a man who fled Stedding Shangtai with a warning about the Eye of the World. He confirms he knows the Songs of Growing and the Ways, but vehemently refuses to lead the group into the Ways, stating they will die or be swallowed by the Shadow.
Chapter 43 - Decisions and Apparitions
Loial — aliases: Ogier (Ogier), son of Arent son of Halan
Loial explains the creation of the Ways by male Aes Sedai during the Time of Madness and their subsequent corruption by Machin Shin. He reluctantly agrees to guide the group through the Ways to Fal Dara after Moiraine explains the threat of the Eye of the World to the Dark One.
Chapter 44 - The Dark Along the Ways
Loial — aliases: Ogier (Ogier)
Loial führt die Gruppe zum Wegtor, während er sich über die Dunkelheit und die Zerstörung der Haine beschwert. Er aktiviert das Tor, betritt die Wege und geleitet die Gruppe entlang der weißen Linie und der Brücken, wobei er die Ogier-Schrift auf den Wegweisern liest, um ihren Pfad zu bestimmen, bis er eine zerstörte Brücke vor sich ausmacht.
Chapter 45 - What Follows in Shadow
Loial — aliases: Ogier (Ogier)
Loial reads the script on the Guiding and identifies the Trolloc runes. He panics at the approach of Machin Shin, crying out in despair, and guides the group to the correct bridge to escape the Black Wind.
Chapter 46 - Fal Dara
Loial — aliases: Ogier (Ogier), Builder (Ersteller)
Loial rides with the group, saddened by the destruction of the Ogier grove. He engages in formal greetings with the guards of Fal Dara and speaks with Lord Agelmar about the absence of the grove. He remains present in the study during the confrontation with Fain.
Chapter 47 - More Tales of the Wheel
Loial — aliases: Ogier (Ogier)
Loial examines the walls of the dining hall, tracing stone joins and muttering in Ogier. He confirms the beauty of Manetheren and listens intently to the discussion of Lan Mandragoran's history.
Chapter 48 - The Blight
Loial — aliases: Builder (Ersteller)
Loial reist mit der Gruppe, schwitzt und murmelt über die Hitze und den üblen Geruch der Verwüstung. Er hilft beim Aufbau des Ofens der Wächter und äußert angesichts der Korruption seinen Ekel und sein Leidwesen über die Zerstörung der Natur durch den Dunklen.
Chapter 49 - The Dark One Stirs
Loial — aliases: the Ogier
Loial travels with the group, moaning about the dangers ahead and the Worms. He explains that Worms can kill Fades. Upon reaching the sanctuary, he scrambles down from his horse to formally bow to the Green Man, greeting him as Treebrother.
Chapter 50 - Meetings at the Eye
Loial
Loial enters the cavern with the group and expresses unease at the sight of the Eye of the World. He is silenced by Aginor's glare and flees into the trees with the others when Aginor advances through Moiraine's fire.
Chapter 52 - There Is Neither Beginning Nor End
Loial — aliases: Ogier (Ogier)
Loial carries the heavy golden chest containing the Horn of Valere and helps unfold the Dragon banner. Moiraine asks him if he can read the Old Tongue, and he reads the inscription in the Old Tongue, marveling at the treasures. He expresses delight at the interest in books and the dangers they have faced.
Chapter 53 - The Wheel Turns
Loial — aliases: the Ogier, Builder (Ersteller)
Loial refuses to mount immediately, kneeling before the oak that replaced the Green Man to sing a Tree Song that restores life to a small circle of flowers and grass. He later carries the golden chest containing the Horn of Valere into Lord Agelmar's study and complies with Moiraine's orders.