This season of The Wheel of Time might have taken creative liberties to steer away from the books, but has managed to keep viewers glued to their screens. The stunning visuals, epic storytelling, and intriguing narratives are more than enough for viewers to be interested in the show. The first three episodes of Season 3 showed the internal conflict between the Aes Sedai and how the Black Ajahs exited the White Tower to accomplish their sinister mission. Meanwhile, Perrin and the group have returned to the Two Rivers to put up a fight against the White Cloaks. But the most interesting narrative is happening in the Aiel Waste where Rand'al, Moiraine, and the group are getting for the trial in Rhuidean.