culture · PYOOR-lake-er
Purelaker
Purelakers · people of the Purelake
Fishers who live in the Purelake, often waist-deep, unhurried. They worship Nu Ralik but speak the name of Vun Makak, his cousin.
Waist-deep in the lake, praying to the god they will not name.
- Role
- Lake-dwellers and fishers. Ishikk is one, hired to ask after a foreigner named Hoid.
- Home
- Purelake
- First introduced
- Book 1 — End of The Way of Kings
- Most recently in view
- Book 1 — End of The Way of Kings
Look
Dark hair, the built-for-wading look of people who spend their days in water. Little clothing. Bare feet, fishing , skin wet more often than dry.
As observed
Unhurried. They find land-dwellers strange for staying dry. Foreigners' urgency does not transmit well through the water.
Where
The Purelake itself: miles of warm, ankle-to-chest water, villages on and in the lake, land treated as a place one visits.
