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=== The Sighted ===

Some Horneaters are born with the ability to see normally invisible [[spren]] like [[Sylphrena]]. These individuals are called ''alaii'iku'', or the [[Sighted]].{{book ref|sa1|21}} This congenital ability is hereditary, extremely rare, and seems to be a gift given specifically to the extended family to which [[Lunamor]] belongs.{{book ref|sa4|15}}{{book ref|sa3.5|9}} Some of the Unkalaki (although possibly only the Sighted) consider themselves 'Guardians of the Pool', which likely refers to [[Cultivation's Perpendicularity]].{{book ref|sa3.5|19}} There is also a specific role of "watcher of the pool" which [[Cord]]'s grandmother once served as.{{book ref|sa3.5|15}}

 

=== Occupation ===

A Horneater's occupation is determined by birth order. First and second sons obtain food, third sons are craftsmen, and fourth sons and younger are warriors.{{book ref|sa1|49}}{{book ref|sa3|37}} If siblings die, the younger ones advance in this order of professions, meaning a son that started training as a warrior would be forced to abandon his career in order to become a craftsman if his older brother died. It is not entirely clear how daughters fit into this system. This regulation reflects the social status of each type of profession in the Horneater culture. Basic functions like gathering food are valued the most, while professions related to warfare are seen as least important. Therefore, a third son craftsman like [[Rock]] refuses to become a spearman soldier like the rest of [[Bridge Four]] because it would be "beneath him".

Horneaters, when making a living outside of the Peaks, prefer to work in the same business as a family unit.{{book ref|sa3|21}} They work in a variety of professions, from masseuses and servants to guards.{{book ref|sa3|18}}{{book ref|sa3|21}}

 

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|The nuatoma, they see our lack of Shards as a great shame. They want these weapons very badly. It is believed that the nuatoma who first obtains a Shardblade would become king, a thing we have not had for many years. No peak would fight another peak where a man held one of the blessed Blades.

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Since the [[True Desolation]], the Unkalaki have obtained two sets of [[Shardplate]]. The first is obtained by [[Rock]] during the [[Battle of Thaylen Field]], where he uses a [[grandbow]] to kill [[Meridas Amaram]].{{book ref|sa3|120}} While he also wins the [[Shardblade]] [[Oathbringer (Shardblade)|Oathbringer]], he returns this to [[Dalinar Kholin]] in repayment of a debt.{{book ref|sa3|122}} The second set is discovered by [[Cord]] on the [[expedition to Akinah]].{{book ref|sa3.5|16}} When Cord bonds the Shardplate, she becomes the first Shardbearer among her people in a very long time.{{book ref|sa4|i|1}}

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|Your food here, it has so many spices that you cannot taste anything else. Might as well be eating stones powdered with pepper!

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* [[Lunamor|Numuhukumakiaki'aialunamor]] - El nombre real de Roca, acortado como Lunamor, describe una roca muy especial.{{book ref|sa1|27}}

* [[Sinaku'a]]

* [[Tifi]]

* [[Kali'kalin]]{{book ref|sa1|55}}

 

* ''afah'liki'' - probably means “god”

* ''alaii'iku'' - can see spren {{book ref|sa2|12}}

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|With ''ali'i'kamura'' to protect, perhaps it will be safe.

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* ''alil’tiki’i''

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|You're crazy! You're ''ana'kai'' crazy.

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|Is not thing to learn. Is of the ''holetental''. For him only.

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* ''Kama''{{book ref|sa1| 35}}

* ''Kali'kalin'da''

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|When you are able to travel that far without being eaten by [[chasmfiend]] or killed in floods, I shall name you my ''kaluk'i'iki''.

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|Uma'ami tukuma mafah'liki...

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* ''mohoray''{{book ref|sa1| 35}}

* ''namavau''{{book ref|sa1|23}}

* ''tukuma''{{book ref|sa3|37}}

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|Spices they have for us to requisition are ''tuma'alki''!

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* ''Ula'makai'' - Capitán

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|I cannot fight. What man could do this thing before the ''Uli'tekanaki''?

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* ''uma'ami''{{book ref|sa3|37}}

* ''umalakai'ki''{{book ref|sa1| 35}}

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|Umalakai'ki! Kama mohoray namavau—