#aboshi

Serene seaside scenery for this antique kimono, showing gulls flying over aboshi (drying fishnets, propped up with a pole), with nadeshiko (fringed pinks) in the foreground.

Rare pattern for this antique furisode, depicting a carefree riverside scenery featuring three geisha enjoying summery leisures.

In the boat cruising on the skirt, the geisha in purple is fishing, while her companion in green is scooping water with a sakazuki (sake cup). On right sleeve, another geisha (wearing a chic hikizuri with plovers taking flight over drying fishnets) is casually strolling by a bridge.

So I'm doing my oathbringer re-read, and this is the main thing i picked up. There is an ancient, powerful spren living in the mountains of Shinovar. Szeth mentions them offhand when thinking about Nale. The spren is unnamed, although the Shin give it the honorific "aboshi". This honorific is used only for that spren, although Szeth repurposes is to address the herald Nale. This implies the spren is extremely important in Shin theology

As odium arrived on Roshar with the humans, who originally inhabited only Shinovar, Aboshi's location is exactly right to be the spren of Odium.

aww, :)

It's facts about yourself, right? Okay so...

1) I have a conlang called Àboshì (or aboshi if I'm lazy) which I go between thinking is cool (around my normal friends) or horrible and an embarrassment (around like 90% of other conlangers)