Sedai
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aes sedai
A fictional group of people, made up of both male and female, from Robert Jordan's "Wheel of Time" series who have the ability to channel the One Power. While the male half of this group had gone mad during the Breaking of the world they themselves caused, the females contiued on to become a predominate force in Jordan's series.
aes sedai by Professor Sloth September 26, 2005
aeis sedai
an incorrect spelling of Aes Sedai. (Who are a group of mainly female magic users from the book series The Wheel of Time by Robert Jordan)
aeis sedai by mutantkitten July 24, 2008
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