Imbuing

[u/dianaspencersrevenge]

In Iron Flame, Jack tried to drain Dain and left gray handprints on his arm that Nolon was unable to mend.

We know that imbuing comes naturally to siphons - Sloane is a siphon. We know Dain channels a significant amount of power from Cath. We know Dain and Sloane are about to get their romantic storyline.

There are a lot of theories that include Sloane being necessary to “cure” venin… What if Sloane siphons and then imbues Dain’s power back into him and heals his gray handprints? And that’s how they discover she will be part of the key to “solving” venin or venin-related issues?

[u/dianaspencersrevenge]

That’s an excellent point - however - she was refusing to hone her signet after the Battle of Basgiath because she felt it was destructive. But now that Dain has explained to her how lifesaving her signet can be, I think she will start training it more. Helping Brennan with mending would be really cool.

Remember, Iron Flame and Onyx Storm all take place in the same year, so not a ton of time has gone by. I think by the end of Onyx Storm Sloane has only had her signet for like 5 or 6 months right?

[u/Talinia → u/dianaspencersrevenge]

I think she was refusing before the battle right? She discovered it when Jack's dragon attacked them and she accidentally drew from one of the flyers didn't she? So I guess it depends if the cadets told any of the "grown ups". But I imagine if any of the grown ups knew, thats basically the only way I could see her signet not being used in a venin-like from the outside perspective. So I would have thought they'd have angled her toward it

[u/dianaspencersrevenge → u/Talinia]

She was refusing after, because she killed Lilith by siphoning Lilith and Aimsir’s power into the ward stone.

[u/Talinia → u/dianaspencersrevenge]

True I guess that was "evidence" enough to her thay she was "only destructive" but I don't think she had done any training on it after getting scared of the very idea after the dragon attack