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The story takes place in the city of Elendel, which is the capital of the world of Scadrial. The city is a bustling metropolis with trains, electricity, and other modern amenities. The main character of the story is Waxillium Ladrian, a lawman who has returned to the city after spending many years in the Roughs, the lawless frontier outside of the city.
Waxillium is a unique character in that he is both a lawman and a Mistborn, a person who has the ability to use Allomancy, a magic system that allows the user to ingest and burn metals to gain various powers. Waxillium is also a Twinborn, which means he has both Allomantic and Feruchemical abilities. Allomancy allows him to push and pull on metals, while Feruchemy allows him to store and tap various attributes such as strength, speed, and senses.
The story begins with Waxillium returning to Elendel to take up his duties as a lawman. He is joined by his old friend Wayne, a rogue who is also a Twinborn with the ability to create a bubble of slowed time around himself. Together, they investigate a series of robberies that have been occurring in the city. The robberies are being committed by a group of criminals known as the Vanishers, who are led by a mysterious figure known only as the “Lord Ruler.”
As Waxillium and Wayne investigate the robberies, they discover that the Vanishers are using a new type of metal that allows them to become invisible. This metal, known as “the alloy of law,” is a combination of Allomantic and Feruchemical metals that should not be possible. The discovery of this metal leads Waxillium and Wayne on a dangerous journey to uncover the truth behind the Vanishers and their leader.
The Alloy of Law is a fast-paced and action-packed novel that is full of twists and turns. The story is set in a unique world that is a blend of fantasy and steampunk elements. The city of Elendel is a fascinating place, with its trains, electricity, and other modern amenities. The world-building in the book is excellent, and Sanderson does an excellent job of creating a believable and immersive world.
The characters in the book are also well-developed and interesting. Waxillium is a complex character who is torn between his duties as a lawman and his desire to return to the Roughs. Wayne is a lovable rogue who provides a lot of humor to the story. The supporting characters are also well-written, and each has their own unique personality and backstory.
The audiobook version of The Alloy of Law is narrated by Michael Kramer, who also narrated the original Mistborn trilogy. Kramer does an excellent job of bringing the characters to life and capturing the tone of the story. His narration is clear and easy to understand, and he does an excellent job of differentiating between the various characters.
One of the strengths of the audiobook version of The Alloy of Law is the sound effects that are used throughout the story. The audiobook features sound effects such as gunshots, explosions, and other noises that help to bring the story to life. The sound effects are not overused, and they add to the overall experience of listening to the audiobook.
Overall, The Alloy of Law is an excellent addition to the Mistborn series. The book is a standalone novel that can be enjoyed by both fans of the original trilogy and newcomers to the series. The audiobook version of the book is also excellent, with Michael Kramer’s narration and the use of sound effects adding to the overall experience. If you are a fan of fantasy or steampunk novels, then The Alloy of Law is definitely worth checking out.