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I don't really think that obedience to Aes Sedai had much to do with it. Yes, it played a part, but I think the larger part was Rand. Nynaeve has a huge weakness for "her people" and reason tends to go out the window when one of them is in trouble. They had already believed that he was in...

I don't really remember how I felt on my first read through without the knowledge I have now, but I don't remember being very surprised at how it turned out.

:tug :horsey

Not only that, but at that time, Nynaeve has no reason to believe Aes Sedai can lie, and so truly believes that Rand needs their help. She would follow anyone to help an Emmond's Fielder.

Double post, sorry. I just recently reread this, and I actually looked for a lie in things she said. I think everything was technically truth. I imagine that even though Black Ajah are capable of lies, I think they would continue the typical Aes Sedai twisted truth most of the time, both out...

Sailea,