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Sea of Yomend

The Sea of Yomend, formerly known as the Southern Sea, is a body of water on Scadrial. It comprises most of the area between the former Southern Dominance and the Southern Islands. It is connected to the Sea of Lennes.
In the Classical era, the Bennet people lived on the Southern Islands and were known to be excellent seafarers, but little else is known of their society. During the Final Empire, there were some settlements on the northeastern shores of the Southern Sea, near the mouth of the River Channerel and the ashmount Doriel. 
After the Catacendre, the sea was renamed to the Sea of Yomend, presumably after Aradan Yomen. Two of the most important ports on Scadrial, Elendel and Bilming, are situated on the Sea of Yomend. The prominent Irongate River flows through Hammondar Bay into the sea.
== Notes ==
Seaden

Lady Seaden is a noble in Arelon on Sel. She is Count Ahan's wife and the mother of Torena.
==Appearance and Personality==
She is quite overweight, but becomes noticeably thinner after participating in the fencing sessions that Sarene organized for the noble ladies of the court. She is strong-willed and does not defer to her husband. Her name is based on Aon Sea, which means chastity and faithfulness.
==History==
During a needlepoint session with other noble ladies, she commented that priests were the only people that cared which of the religions one worships. 
She was quite eager to learn about fencing after hearing tales about the customs in Teod, although some of the tales were exaggerated. She and her daughter Torena both participated in Sarene's lessons.
The fencing lessons inspired Seaden to live a healthier lifestyle, including better eating habits. Ahan preferred a full-figured woman and was disappointed by her weight loss, but Seaden was undeterred and tried to convince him that he should also eat better.
There is no indication that Seaden was aware of Ahan's plot to betray Roial; she was not present when Torena and a disgraced Ahan attended Hrathen's funeral.
== Notes ==
Seala

Seala is a young Arelene woman from Sel and the former wife of Dilaf.
== History ==
Dilaf, a Derethi gragdet from Fjorden, was at some point physically transformed to look like a young Arelene man using the magic of Dakhor. His intent was to infiltrate Arelon, which was the only remaining nation in Opelon not under Fjordell control. Seala met Dilaf after his transformation; despite his own distaste for his new body, she found him incredibly handsome. Dilaf set aside his aversion to Aonic people and they were eventually married.
Ten years prior to the Reod, Seala fell ill with a serious palsy and Dilaf grudgingly took her to Elantris to be healed despite his distrust of their magic. An Elantrian used Aon Ien to heal her, but the symbol was drawn incorrectly and it flashed and malfunctioned, leaving her 'cursed'. Her hair fell out, her skin turned black, and she experienced incredible amounts of pain that never subsided, similar to fallen Elantrians after the Reod. Eventually, the pain was so intense that she effectively became Hoed and committed suicide by jumping from the walls of Elantris. Dilaf found her still alive and screaming, and he burned her broken body. He regretted ever bringing Seala to the Elantrians and wished they would have let her die.
== Legacy ==
Seala's death fuels Dilaf's intense hatred of Elantrians and causes him to become mentally unstable. Dilaf believes that the unnamed Elantrian healer knew of his origins and intentionally botched the Aon, but this is not confirmed. He sees the invasion of Arelon as vengeance for Seala. 
Raoden learns of Seala's case in a book about unusual occurrences with AonDor. Her case gives him some clues about the nature of fallen Elantrians and the corruption of their magic.
== Trivia ==
* Her name is based on Aon Sea, which means "chastity or faithfulness".
== Notes ==
Seasilk

Seasilk is a type of fabric used on Roshar.
== Properties and Characteristics ==
Seasilk is produced from undersea plants that grow along the Rosharan coasts. It seems likely that it is an export of Rall Elorim in Iri. When laundering seasilk it must be put in a warm brine to relax its fibers and then rinsed and brushed with the grain to restore its softness.
Seasilk is used in all manner of lighteyed garments, such as dresses and suits.
== Trivia ==
* Despite the fact that seasilk is produced from undersea plants, it would look very similar to silk from Earth. As Roshar's insect cocoons typically have stone in them or melt in water, they cannot be used to make material.
* Sea silk is also a real-world phenomenon, but is different from Rosharan seasilk in one respect: real sea silk is harvested from certain species of clams, rather than from plants, and is also spelled as two words instead of one.
== Notes ==
Seasons of Regret

Seasons of Regret is a historical drama hion viewer program. Episodes are broadcast in the evening. The show is set in an "old fashioned" time period, approximately one hundred years prior to the battle of Kilahito. The program features Sir Ashinata and Lady Hinobi, a couple who fall in love but are forbidden to be together due to Ashinata's status as ronin. After sharing a kiss in a feigned final episode, Ashinata announces that he has to leave forever, due to a threat set in motion by his dead, evil brother. He returns to Hinobi in a surprise finale episode.
Seasons of Regret is Yumi's favorite program, and Nikaro considers it one of the best as well. Yumi also considers it to be the most scandalous program out of the three she watches. The pair misses the surprise final episode, but Izzy updates them on what happened. Some members of the Dreamwatch are watching Seasons of Regret when Nikaro visits their headquarters in Kilahito, to warn them of the approaching army of stable nightmares.
== Notes ==
Secure Keeps

The Secure Keeps is a Thaylen bank vault in the Ringington market of Kholinar on Roshar. It has its name written in both Thaylen and the women's script across the top of the front face.
It was abandoned by the bank, likely prior to the Siege of Kholinar, and then was occupied by Velalant to use as a distribution point for food and supplies during the siege. Veil observed the distribution while she was in the market trying to get a feel for the city. She noticed that it was badly organized and actively excluded those who needed the grain in favor of giving it to servants from lighteyed households. While surveilling, she met Grund, who told her about the failures of Velalant's charity.
== Notes ==
Seeli

Seeli is a young girl who lives on Roshar during the Eighth Heraldic Epoch. She is the daughter of Taffa and Heb, the man whom Dalinar and Fen replace in the Starfalls vision.
== History ==
Seeli lived with her parents in a small village in Natanatan during a time between Desolations. When she was roughly seven or eight years old, her home town was assaulted by the Midnight Essence. She hid from the attack in her family's barn, where her father later found her. This is when the Starfalls vision begins, making her subsequent fate uncertain.
In Dalinar's version of the vision, she and Heb manage to get her out of the barn and into the house, whereupon they and Taffa leave to run away and hide from the creatures. Seeli is terrified the entire time, but manages to survive when two Knights Radiant arrive to rescue the family.
In Fen's version of the vision, Heb abandons her, and Seeli witnesses her mother's death. She herself makes it through the battle, though she is heavily traumatized, and can be found huddling near the fire with other surviving children. When Fen-as-Heb approaches her, Almighty uses Seeli to give his message.
In reality, it's highly likely she died when the Midnight Essence attacked the barn.
== Notes ==
Seevis

Seevis is a nation on the Dayside of Taldain. It is one of the Rim Kingdoms.
It is on the eastern coast of Dayside, bordered to the north by Denka and the south by Tallon. The western border is mountainous and there is passage to the northern Deep sand in the north-west. Notable cities include Reveln, which may be its capital.
Upon the death of most of the members of the Diem, there were reports of a mastrell dealing with the Rim Kingdoms to sell out the Diem. Raagent suspected King Reven of Seevis to be one person offering to hire the sand masters.
== Notes ==
Sefawynn

Sefawynn is a Weswaran skop.
== Appearance and Personality ==
Sefawynn bears the Night Marks, a birthmark of three dark blue spots which is seen as a sign of being chosen or cursed by Woden.
Sefawynn doubts her own abilities as a skop; while she can see wights invisible to other people, her boasts do not seem to take effect, so she considers herself essentially a grifter.
==History==
Sefawynn met John West when she and her brother captured John shortly after his arrival. She decided he must be a charlatan rather than an aelv, despite his appearance. She comes to respect him as they travel together, attempting to rescue her brother Wyrm.
As they continued to travel together, Sefawynn and John fell in love. When the Hordamen launched a major invasion of Maelport, she defied Woden and her boasts inspired the wights to attack the Hordamen. After the battle, Logna told John that his other-dimensional nature would protect Sefawynn from Woden's retaliation, and they eventually married.
== Notes ==
Seinalan

Seinalan is the Patriarch of Shu-Korath during the Invasion of Arelon.
==Appearance and Personality==
He is a tall man, with long golden hair and has delicate features. He is around forty years of age.
==History==
Shortly after Iadon became King of Arelon he met with Seinalan, giving him a royal decree that restructured Arelon's inheritance laws to be read at Iadon's funeral or fifteen years after it was created. Presumably Iadon gave it to Seinalan because, as Patriarch, his word is absolute. Not even Hrathen, a Derethi gyorn, would question it.
He is present at the wedding of Princess Sarene and Duke Roial, although he is displeased at not being asked to preside over it. He does however preside over the crowning of Raoden, though is so shocked when Raoden's disguise falls that Sarene has to complete the ceremony.
== Patriarch ==
As Patriarch, Seinalan is the head of the Korathi Church. His selection is prompted by Wulfden the Fourth becoming Wyrn, the leaders of Shu-Korath felt they needed a leader just as young, regardless of his suitability for the position.
== Notes ==
Seld

Seld is a series of books on Roshar with at least fourteen volumes. It was among the many literary works that Jasnah Kholin consulted during her research of the Voidbringers and Unmade. Seld's authorship is unknown, but it wasn't written in Alethi; one of the people who translated it was Gashash-son-Navammis, who was considered a trustworthy source by Jasnah. The single known quote, however, was questioned by Jasnah, and she was considering translating it herself.
== Story ==
It is unknown what these books are about specifically, they do however reference the Voidbringers in some way.
== Quotes ==
== Notes ==
Selish system

The Selish system is a planetary system in the cosmere. It is named after the second planet orbiting the star. The system contains four known planets in total and one unnamed dwarf planet on the edge of the system.
== Celestial Bodies ==
;Mashe: Mashe is the parent star in the Selish system. Its name contains the Aon Ashe, meaning "light". There are four planets and one dwarf planet orbiting Mashe. It also has an asteroid belt and a comet belt.
;Donne: The planet closest to Mashe. While within the system's habitable zone, the planet is barren, uncomfortably warm, and prone to terrible dust storms. Donne is also known as Doo.
;Sel: This is a planet containing the Shards of Devotion and Dominion. Sel has thriving human civilizations that have produced multiple empires and that make use of various manifestations of Investiture. The planet is also called Seol, perhaps from the Aon Seo meaning "loyalty" or "service". It has one moon, Oem, which is a pale white blue. Beyond Sel lies an asteroid belt.
;Ky: Located after the asteroid belt, Ky appears to be a gas giant with four moons. It is also known is Kii, which is the Aon for "justice".
;Ralen: A gas giant with five moons and a ring system. Ralen appears to be the largest planet in the Selish system. It is also called Raa. A comet belt lies beyond Ralen.
;Unnamed Dwarf Planet: This small body lies just outside the Selish system's comet belt.
== Notes ==
Category: Cosmere celestial bodies
es:Sistema de Sel
Senne Khald

Senne Khald is a Worldsinger. As part of her apprenticeship, she was assigned by Hoid to write a treatise on the Radiant Orders on Roshar. She performed her research in the thirty-first year of the Sixth Epoch, and recorded many of her notes in a journal.
== Personality ==
Senne's journal is written in an informal rather than scholarly manner. She mentions facts about each Order alongside her own opinions and biases, giving some insight to her personality. 
She finds formality and efficiency to be obnoxious, and thus she often finds herself irritated by Windrunners. She mentions having caused "destruction" in her past, and thinks that she could have enjoyed being a Dustbringer due to their ability to control themselves and others. She deeply appreciates the Edgedancers for how they bring beauty into the world, and how they assist the poor, sick, and destitute. She believes that it is important to know yourself well, especially if you are an artist. She values people who support and help others, and tries to keep such people close.
== History ==
In the thirty-first year of the Sixth Epoch, Senne was assigned a task to document the Radiant Orders after initially studying the Lightweavers. Senne was surprised that Hoid selected her to complete the treatise, as she was a brand new apprentice at the time. Senne's own background and how she came to meet Hoid is unknown, but her research is centered on Roshar and she seems to have personal knowledge of each Order.
Senne kept a journal as she researched each Order. Rather than focusing on powers, she tended to explain the archetypal personality of each Order, often commenting on their roles in society and their relationships with other people. Her known journal entries are each dated seven days apart, and cover the Orders in the typical sequence of the numbers associated with them by the Ten Essences.
 Senne's journal entries
Order 	Date (6th Epoch)
Windrunners 	(4.10.3)
Skybreakers 	(5.1.5)
Dustbringers 	(5.3.2)
Edgedancers 	(5.4.4)
Truthwatchers	(5.6.1)
Lightweavers 	(5.7.3)
Elsecallers 	(5.8.5)
Willshapers 	(5.10.2)
Stonewards 	(6.1.4)
Bondsmiths 	(6.3.1)
== Trivia ==
*Senne's journal entries were released as YouTube videos in the leadup to the Words of Radiance leatherbound BackerKit campaign. The journal entries were written by Dan Wells and narrated by Kate Reading.
== Notes ==
Sentinel of Truth

The Sentinel of Truth is a broadsheet published in Bilming on Scadrial. It is run by its editor-in-chief Maraga Dulcet at office 42-13 on Seventh Street.
Due to Maraga's preferences, the Sentinel of Truth published sensational stories that other broadsheets passed over. In , it retained the right to publish the stories of Allomancer Jak, while Jak's associate Handerwym began publishing separate stories in The Elendel Daily.
== Notes ==
Seor

Seor was an ancient Elantrian scholar on Sel. His name is based on Aon Seo.
He authored the book Seor's Encyclopedia of Political Myths, a treatise regarding the false rhetoric of Fjorden and the Derethi church. Sarene is fascinated by the book, and tells Raoden that it contains the original version of the poem Wyrn the King. The poem was later altered by Derethi priests to both falsely indicate that the original Wyrn was Derethi and to elevate Jaddeth from a minor god to the primary deity of Shu-Dereth. Sarene believes that the original version of the poem was suppressed by Fjorden, and would be a major embarrassment to them if it were publicized.
== Notes ==
Seran New District Cemetery

The Seran New District Cemetery is a cemetery in New Seran on Scadrial. The city pays the cemetery to take care of unidentified bodies, and it also has the highest frequency of grave robbing among cemeteries in the city. It is run by Templeton Fig.
The cemetery's entrance gates are topped with a statue of the Survivor. Within is a small caretaker's building with a thatched roof and statues of mistwraiths in its yard. More mistwraith statues are scattered throughout the graveyard, and there is also a statue of the Ascendant Warrior placed in the paupers' section.
== History ==
When ReLuur visited New Seran, an explosion in the city hit him, blowing off a chunk of his body which included one of his spikes. This spike was mixed with the corpses of the people killed in the explosion, which were subsequently buried in a mass grave in the Seran New District Cemetery. Templeton Fig later retrieved the spike from the grave on the orders of the Set.
Later, Wayne and Marasi came to the cemetery looking for the spike and were ambushed by hired killers. After the attack, in which the gravekeeper Dechamp was killed, a police Allomancer searched for metal in the grave and found none. Wayne and Marasi went back to the gravekeeper's shack and found evidence in a hidden ledger that Templeton knew about the spike and had done something with it.
== Employees ==
; Templeton Fig: Manager
; Bilmy: Gravekeeper on the day shift
; Dechamp: Gravekeeper on the night shift
== Notes ==
Seran Range

The Seran Range is a mountain range in the Elendel Basin on Scadrial. It is southeast of Elendel and is one of the mountain ranges that separates the basin from the Roughs.
The Seran River cuts through the mountains, and a major railway line loosely follows the river's path. The city of New Seran is also close to the foothills of the mountains. The mountains have snow-capped peaks and are generally uninhabited due to their cold, stormy climate.
It is presumably named for the Conventical of Seran, the sanctuary of the Steel Inquisitors during the Final Empire, which was located far southeast of Luthadel.
== Notes ==
Seran River

The Seran River is a river on Scadrial in the Elendel Basin and the Roughs.
== Geography ==
The river cuts through the Seran Range in a straight line, having carved various gorges and canyons into the mountains. It flows from an unknown origin in the Roughs northwest to Elendel and the Sea of Yomend. The water is ice cold.
== Commerce and Transportation ==
The river is used to transport goods to and from Elendel. A major railway that connects Elendel to various cities (including Vindiel-Cameux, Doriel, and New Seran) lies along the river's path. The railway crisscrosses the river with large latticework bridges. Waxillium Ladrian remarks on the width of the river and the heavy population on its shores. 
== Trivia ==
* Prior to the Catacendre, the similarly-named River Seran existed on a different part of the continent, in the Eastern Dominance of the Final Empire.
== Notes ==
Sertes

Sertes is a captain in the Luthadel Garrison on Scadrial during the Final Empire.
==Appearance and Personality==
He wears the uniform of the garrison, with additional stripes and epaulettes denoting his rank. He trusts Ham, and does not notice when Ham reacts oddly to some military intelligence.
==History==
On the day of the battle of Holstep, Ham and Vin visited the garrison seeking information about the army's current activities. Ham asked for Sertes, whom he was friendly with; the two men had sparred together in the past. Sertes, who was recently promoted to captain, tried to recruit Ham, offering him an officer position with his own squad. He revealed to Ham that the garrison would be marching north in a few hours in support of the Holstep and Valtroux garrisons, who were fighting a large group of rebel skaa that were based in the Arguois caverns. This was the first time that members of Kelsier's crew learned of Yeden's foolhardy actions exposing the rebel army, and Ham was barely able to hide his shock. Ham told Sertes that he would enlist in the garrison, although he had no intentions of actually doing so.
== Notes ==
Serugiadis

Serugiadis is a lanky young Alethi Shardbearer who serves under Highprince Dalinar Kholin.
Serugiadis receives his Shardplate from Adolin Kholin, who won them during his duels with the other highprinces' Shardbearers. During the Battle of Narak, Serugiadis and Rust Elthal, under the command of Teleb, fight at the head of Highprince Sebarial's army.
Adolin once courted Serugiadis' sister.
He is seen by Dalinar in practice with a Shardbow along with Rust Elthal in Urithiru before travelling to Azimir for the first time.
== Notes ==
Sesemalex Dar

Sesemalex Dar is the capital of the kingdom of Emul on Roshar during the Era of Solitude.
== Geography ==
The city of Sesemalex Dar sits on a stone plain on the west coast of Emul. It borders on Tukar and is northeast of Torriqqam.
The design of Sesemalex Dar is intricate and often said to be spectacular, built in enormous gashes in the ground to protect it from highstorms. Each trough has a lip of rock diverting water from flowing into the city and a complex drainage system of cracks to help it weather the storms, as well as stone of a unique composition that helps with the drainage. The pattern of the Sesemalex Dar is central to the Emuli religion. The structure of the city is very similar to Yeddaw, and many consider visiting Yeddaw to be the closest thing to seeing Sesemalex Dar itself.
== History ==
Sesemalex Dar was founded at an unknown time. One of the most ancient cities in the world, some believed it to be a Dawncity. The Emuli made the city their capital at some point, regarding its design as central to their religion. However, the Tukari also desired the city for its use as a port, and they were able to use the status of their ruler, Tezim, as a justification for attempting to take it. This resulted in the Eighty's War, a conflict centered around the city which lasted several years.
At the advent of the True Desolation, the Eighty's War was swallowed up by the conflict with Odium's forces. The Fused and singers took the southern part of Emul, including Sesemalex Dar. The city was freed from this occupation when the coalition of monarchs successfully regained control of Emul in .
== Culture ==
It is said that the city of Sesemalex Dar--and the entire kingdom of Emul--was named by Jezrien himself. Some people such as Au-nak believe Sesemalex Dar to be a Dawncity. The Emuli believe that Sesemalex Dar is their ancestral homeland given to them by the Heralds and often speak of its religious significance.
The citizens of Sesemalex Dar are well known for their marvelous crem pottery, and the city itself is a major waypoint and trade city of the south. Due to the wealth of trade in Sesemalex Dar, the bordering nation of Tukar wants the city for its fantastic port; this is the conflict at the root of the Eighty's War. As such, the city has been a war zone for a long period of time.
== Notes ==