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Alright, I'll see what I can do.

One, long ago, Marsh had tried to train her
in the fine art of using bronze to read
Allomantic pulses. She hadn't realized at the
time just how large a task he'd begun.
        When an Allomancer burned a metal,
they gave off an invisible, drumlike beat that
only another Allomancer burning bronze
could sense. The rhythm of these pulses--
how quickly the beats came, the way they
"sounded"--told exactly what metal was
being burned.
        It took practice, and was difficult, but
Vin was getting better at reading the pulses.
She focused. Breeze was burning brass--
the internal, mental Pushing metal. And . . .
        Vin focused harder. She could feel a
pattern washing over her, a double dum-dum
beat with each pulse. They felt oriented to 
her right. The pulses were washing against 
something else, something that was sucking 
them in.

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        Elend. Breeze was focused on Elend.
Not surprising, considering the current 
discussion. Breeze was always Pushing on
the people he interacted with.
        Satisfied, Vin sat back. But then she
paused. Marsh implied there was much
more to bronze than many people thought. I
wonder. . ..
          She squeezed her eyes shut--
ignoring the fact that any of the others who
saw her would think her actions strange--
and focused again on the Allomantic pulses.
She flared the bronze, concentrating so hard
she felt she'd give herself a headache. There
was a. . .vibration to the pulses. But what 
that could mean, she wasn't certain.
         Focus! she told herself. However, the
pulses stubbornly refused to yield any further
information.
         Fine, she thought. I'll cheat. She
turned off her tin--she almost always had it

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her right. The pulses were washing against something else, 
something that was sucking them in.

        Elend. Breeze was focused on Elend. Not surprising, 
considering the current discussion. Breeze was always Pushing 
on the people he interacted with.
        Satisfied, Vin sat back. But then she paused. Marsh 
implied there was much more to bronze than many people 
thought. I wonder. . ..
          She squeezed her eyes shut--ignoring the fact that any of 
the others who saw her would think her actions strange--and 
focused again on the Allomantic pulses. She flared the bronze, 
concentrating so hard she felt she'd give herself a headache. 
There was a. . .vibration to the pulses. But what that could mean, 
she wasn't certain.
         Focus! she told herself. However, the pulses stubbornly 
refused to yield any further information.
         Fine, she thought. I'll cheat. She turned off her tin--she 
almost always had it on a little bit--then reached inside and
burned the fourteenth metal.  Duralumin.
          The Allomantic pulses became so loud. . .so
powerful. . .she swore she could feel their vibrations shaking her
apart. They pounded like beats from a massive drum set right
beside her. But she got something from them.
         Anxiety, nervousness, worry, insecurity, anxiety,
nervousness, worry--
         It was gone, her bronze expended in one massive flar of
power. Vin opened her eyes; no one in the room was looking at
her except OreSeur.
         She felt drained.  The headache she'd predicted before 
now came in full force, thudding inside her head like the tiny
brother of the drum she'd now banished. However, she held to

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        Vin focused harder. She
could feel a pattern washing
over her, a double dum-dum
beat with each pulse. They felt
oriented to her right. The pulses
were washing against something
else, something that was
sucking them in.
         Elend. Breeze was
focused on Elend. Not
surprising, considering the 
current discussion. Breeze was
always Pushing on the people
he interacted with.
         Satisfied, Vin sat back.
But then she paused.  Marsh

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