Shashara

Shashara
Familia Cónyuge Vasher Hermanos Denth Parientes Dedelin, Vivenna, Ridger, Fafen, Sisirinah Ancestros Vo
Fallecido	Slew with Nightblood by Vasher
Capacidades	Retornado, Despertante, Saltamundos, Sombra cognitiva, Portador de esquirlada (formerly)
Títulos	Glorysinger
Oficio	Scholar
Grupo	Los Cinco Sabios🐱︎
Mundo natal	Nalthis
Universo	Cosmere

“The waves of men pointed toward one figure at the center. A woman, vaguely depicted by a couple of curved brushstrokes. And yet it was obvious. She stood high, as if atop a cresting wave of crashing soldiers, caught in mid-motion, head flung back, her arm upraised.

Holding a deep black sword that darkened the red sky around it.

”

—Lightsong seeing a painting of the Battle of Twilight Falls, with Shashara wielding Nightblood

Shashara was one of the Five Scholars on Nalthis.

Shashara's life before she Returned is a mystery. Upon her Return, she was named Glorysinger by the Cult of the Returned. She became one of the Five Scholars. Vasher indicates that she was one of the more talented Awakeners in the group. She was instrumental in the creation of the one-Breath Command to create Lifeless. Shashara is also the one who discovered how to create a sentient Awakened object of steel, leading to the creation of Nightblood.

She was the sister of Denth. Vasher and Shashara collaborated on their Awakening work, eventually marrying. Shashara and Vasher worked together to create the Command for Nightblood, "Destroy evil."

Nightblood mentions that she argued with Vasher, claiming that he could be a poet or scholar, like a man.

Shashara drew Nightblood the only time, in battle, during the Manywar. While the details of the Battle of Twilight Falls has yet to be revealed, Vasher found the outcome to be horrifying enough to take action.

Vasher used Nightblood to slay Shashara, his own wife, when it became clear that she was going to reveal to the general populace how to create more sentient swords. She had already revealed the Command to create Lifeless from a single Breath, which was a contributing factor in the start of the Manywar.

She has traveled the cosmere and is considered an early cosmere scholar by those at Silverlight.

Trivia

• Shashara was not known to have worn red scarves. This strongly implies that she was not the person who inspired the story of The Girl Who Looked Up.
• There is no significance with Shashara's name bearing a close resemblance to Shalash's name.

Notes

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