“OBLIVIOUS” in italiano

On other days he passed through the ancient passageways oblivious to their age and their origin, but today, as unsettled as he was, Tsen saw them for what they truly were: relics beyond understanding, detritus left after the half-gods brought the Splintering upon the world and vanished.

Once again, he had found himself lugging cargo he was kept oblivious to.

But Raheem was oblivious to everything except the fact that his brother was gone and that he hadn’t been there to save him.

Balzac’s back was to the crossbowmen, and he seemed oblivious that it was only his body in the way that prevented the men from firing upon Rew.

They hadn’t been cheering them on as they danced like loons, getting soaked to the bone, oblivious to what was passing overhead.

Amid the lightning flashes she saw the hatchling again, bounding across the open yard, ripping men apart as it went, oblivious to who they were.

The corpse spoke it all in a dispassionate monotone, oblivious to the horror of its own demise and yet aware, in a cold way, of how it had felt.