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Truth-Is-Waiting

Truth-Is-Waiting, also called Truth, serves as a staff sergeant in the Night Brigade under the command of the Admiral.
==Appearance and Personality==
He typically walks with military discipline but can readily disguise his background by altering his mannerisms.
Truth-Is-Waiting displays a coldness and flagrant disregard of the suffering of others. Though he seems to consider it wrong to bring destruction upon the people of Canticle simply for being in the wrong place at the wrong time, especially given their shared Threnodite heritage, it is not a strongly held belief. However, he finds the prospect of interrogating the more technologically advanced Scadrians particularly pleasurable.
==History==
Truth-Is-Waiting arrived in the Canticle system flying in low orbit on the Night Brigade's warship. He, along with the Admiral and several other members of the Night Brigade --including at least two shades-- descended onto the planet to gather information about Nomad's whereabouts.
At their first encountered settlement, Truth-Is-Waiting commandeered a ship and used it to pose as a person from a town in another corridor who had come seeking explanations.
Approximately one day after Nomad Skipped off the planet, Truth-Is-Waiting conferred with the people of Union and learned from them of Nomad's apparent death in a fight with the Cinder King and of the Scadrian research facility stationed below the planet's surface.
Truth-Is-Waiting returned to the stolen ship, walking with a slouch so as to not draw undue attention from his usual military discipline, and reported what he learned to the Admiral.
==Relationships==
===Admiral===
Truth-Is-Waiting serves under the Admiral of the Night Brigade and reports to her directly. He has insight into the kinds of information that she might find particularly pleasing or frustrating and is at least a little bit fearful of her anger.
==Notes==
Category: Viewpoint characters
Truthberry

The truthberry is a fruit that grows in Azir on Roshar.
== Uses ==
The smoke from leaves and stalks of the truthberry plant can be intoxicating and induce euphoria when inhaled. The berries are edible and do not have any harmful side effects.
Jam is frequently made from the berries.
== Lore ==
Legends say that after consuming either the berry or jam made from it, one will speak the truth until the next sunset. People often gather to burn the leaves and stalks and eat the berries. This often results in "rather interesting nights."
== History ==
Shallan and Kabsal ate some truthberry jam while on a picnic together. When he told her about the legend behind its name, she remarked that she is surprised that they are not called birthberries.
== Notes ==
Category: Rosharan food
Truthcall

Truthcall, god of nature, is a Returned from Hallandren on Nalthis.
== Appearance and Personality ==
Like many of the Returned gods, Truthcall is nearly seven feet tall with sculpted muscles and a square jaw. His defining features are his black hair and martial uniforms. His colors are maroon and silver.
He plays Tarachin every week and often uses the opportunity to make political advances. While his official duties include voting on matters of international trade, he does not think highly of the neighboring nation of Idris. Truthcall uses the weekly Tarachin meeting as an opportunity for political manipulation. According to Lightsong, this is the true purpose, and the true game, for Truthcall and his companions. He expresses an intent to pressure Siri into allowing the Hallandren to have greater access to the trade passages between their nations, however his skills of manipulation pale in comparison to Blushweaver.
== Attributes and Abilities ==
As a Returned, Truthcall has a divine Breath which gives him the benefits of being on the Fifth Heightening. This includes:
* Aura Recognition - allows him to assess the number of Breaths a person possesses. 
* Perfect Pitch
* Perfect Color Recognition - allows him to instantly and instinctively determine exact shades of colors and their hue harmonics.
* Perfect Life Sense - allows him to sense people around him.
* Agelessness - makes him immune to most toxins and physical ailments, as well as making him functionally immortal.
== Relationships ==
Truthcall plays a weekly game of Tarachin with Lightsong, Weatherlove, and Lifeblesser.
== Trivia ==
* In the 10th Anniversary leatherbound edition of Warbreaker Truthcall's colors were changed from maroon and white to maroon and silver.
== Notes ==
Truths of the Bennet

The Truths of the Bennet was the religion of the Bennet people, who lived on Scadrial during the classical era. It is one of the religions recorded in Sazed's copperminds
The Bennet were a highly developed people that lived on Southern Islands, possibly among the ones with volcanoes that Braches told Alendi about. They were accomplished seafarers and cartographers; some of their maps, presumably ones created after the Ascension of the Lord Ruler but before their culture was suppressed, were still being used by the Final Empire at the time of the Collapse.
The Truths of the Bennet considered mapmaking to be a sacred duty and taught that humans would find peace once the entire world was charted and understood. It was designed to be practiced while at sea; a ship's captain also served as its minister and theological training was a prerequisite for commanding a ship. Sazed believes that few other people from the classical era adhered to ideals of peace and discovery in their religion as well as the Bennet did.
While they are planning to overthrow the Final Empire, Sazed suggests the Truths of the Bennet to Kelsier as a possible religion. Kelsier rejects it, saying he's not interested in "peace and harmony" right now, and asks about the Valla instead. During his Ascension, Sazed uses their maps of the world from before the Lord Ruler's Ascension, which were recorded in his metalminds, to undo the changes Rashek made to the landscape while he held the power of the Well of Ascension.
== Notes ==
Tshadr

Tshadr is a Thaylen Shardbearer and highguard on Roshar during the True Desolation. He is a wealthy man who owns a manor. He possesses a suit of Shardplate, and as such is a member of one of the eight Thaylen houses to own Shards.
== History ==
Tshadr likely received his Shardplate from his father in his youth, as was the tradition among Thaylen Shardbearers. By the time of the True Desolation, he held a position in the highguard, protecting the Thaylen throne. During the Battle of Thaylen Field, Tshadr led a group of soldiers and held Court Square in the fight against Amaram's corrupted soldiers and Odium's forces. Queen Fen Rnamdi, having not seen the man, assumed he was either in his manor or mustering troops in one of the upper tiers of the city. Hrdalm was able to relay news of Tshadr's location to Adolin at a later point in time.
Sometime after the battle in Thaylen City, Tshadr moved to Urithiru and settled in rooms on the fourth floor. He was the only non-Radiant Shardbearer in the tower when the Fused conquered the tower. Someone, presumably Taravangian, told the invaders which room he was in, and the shanay-im were able to kill him and take his Plate without anyone noticing.
== Notes ==
Tu Fallia

Tu Fallia is a small nation in southern Roshar. 
==Geography and Ecology==
It borders Greater Hexi, Triax, Emul, and Tu Bayla. It is on the edge of the Tarat Sea. 
The Stormfather shows Dalinar Kholin the area around Tu Fallia and Triax in a vision. Dalinar has little experience with Tu Fallia, and describes lush valleys with flora with large green leaves and tightly knoted vines; and fauna with leathery skin and long tentacles for arms, who were able to squeeze into tight pockets under the underbrush to protect themselves from highstorms.
It has an area of around 127,000km2, making it the smallest known nation on Roshar.
==History==
During the Silver Kingdoms era, Tu Fallia was a part of Makabakam.
Urithiru has an underground system of caverns, and there is a stream that leads to an exit in the mountain foothills of Tu Fallia after several days' march. Re-Shephir was suspected to have fled through this exit after her confrontation with Shallan Davar. 
==Politics==
Szeth considers Tu Fallia a nomadic backwater similar to Hexi. It is only nominally a "nation" and it lacks any form of organized government, even compared to the loose tribal coalition of Marat.
== Trivia ==
* In comparison to real-world nations, it is somewhat larger than Eritrea.
== Notes ==
Tuaka

Tuaka'li'na'calmi'nor, shortened to Tuaka or simply Song, is Lunamor's wife. She has a round face and wears her deep red hair in a braid.
==History==
Tuaka and Lunamor have known each other since childhood, when they built snow forts in the Horneater Peaks; according to Lunamor, hers were always the best. At some point before Lunamor left to Alethkar they married and had six children. After Lunamor's eldest brother, Kef'ha, died in combat against Highprince Torol Sadeas, Rock sent a terse letter to his wife explaining their failure. He sent additional letters after gaining his freedom in , requesting that Tuaka move the family to the Shattered Plains.
Tuaka arrived at the Shattered Plains with her family in after traveling for months to meet with Lunamor. While in Alethkar she wore a glove on her safehand to respect Vorin custom. Tuaka's caravan was attacked by Voidbringers and her family defended themselves behind a pile of furniture. During the attack a member of her family--likely Tuaka herself--shot a Voidbringer with an Unkalaki arrow. They were found by Bridge Four during a patrol and taken to Urithiru. Kaladin insisted that they take his rooms until he could get family quarters for the members of Bridge Four.
When Tuaka was reunited with Lunamor she was worried about not having heard from him in such a long time, and knew little of what happened since Rock he became Sadeas's slave. She was surprised to learn that he is now a chef, with all of his brothers dead, but Lunamor insisted that she not press the subject. She also brought news of troubles at the Horneater Peaks, which she only felt comfortable discussing in private.
Shortly after the evacuation of the residents of Hearthstone, Tuaka traveled back to the Peaks with most of her family, leaving Cord and Gift behind.
== Notes ==
Tuft

Tuft is a beggar that lives in the slums of T'Telir on Nalthis.
== Appearance and personality ==
Tuft is missing an eye and does not cover the empty socket with a patch. He is usually one of the first people to arrive on the street corners to beg in the morning. He is presumably Idrian, as Denth remarks that "everyone" who lives in the slums hails from Idris. He is gruff when interacting with Vivenna, saying he "don't owe nobody nothing" and calling Vivenna a "plant" for living as a beggar when she didn't have to.
== History ==
Vivenna meets Tuft at some point when she is living on the streets as a Drab; he kicks her out of his usual begging spot three times. She later visits him seeking clues to the location of Nightblood. He is not cooperative until Vivenna gives him a valuable handkerchief. He then directs her to search a tenement near the Third Dock, where she eventually finds Nightblood with Chapps.
== Notes ==
Tukari leader

The Tukari caravan leader is part of a group of mercenaries who are active in the southern area of the Sea of Souls and are known to attack spren. He supervises more than twenty men. It is possible the Tukari caravan leader is working for Ishar and has been tasked to bring him spren bodies that the Herald can use in his experiments.
The Tukari caravan leader is likely ethnically Makabaki, with brown skin and black hair, and wears clothing from the southeastern Makabak region, including a blue-on-yellow patterned overcoat. His features may be hard to make out, likely due to some supernatural means. He may have some level of formal military or battle training.
The Tukari leader is one of the men who attacked Notum after he went south on his patrol. When Adolin came to Notum’s rescue, the Tukari leader stood back from the fighting and gave orders to the other men in his group. His leadership kept his group of mercenaries fighting after Adolin’s first attack, instead of the other men being scared off by their opponent. The leader eventually lost control over his men when Maya joined the battle. Adolin attempted to attack the Tukari leader, after dodging the leader's bodyguard, however, the Tukari leader dodged at the last moment and only received a gash along his shoulder. After being injured, the leader, along with his remaining men retreated to their caravan before departing the area.
== Notes ==
Tuki Tuki

Tuki Tuki is the capital city of Mokia in the Free Kingdoms. It is called the City of Flowers, as everything in the city is covered with flowers. The roads are lined with flower beds, as well as trees, whose branches have more flowers hanging over the roads. The housing is mostly comprised of simplistic reed huts, many of which are generously decorated with flowers. The flowers are all non-allergenic, and were asked to be so by the city’s floralinguists, who can talk to the flowers. Its primary defensive feature is an enormous protective dome made out of Defender's Glass. It protects the city from enemy attacks, such as launched projectiles. 
== Geography ==
It is located on the southern coast of Biggest Island, in northern Mokia.
== History ==
After the Librarian plot involving a peace treaty was foiled, they began an all out siege on Tuki Tuki, encircling the city and hammering away at its defensive dome. Talakimallo had supposedly been sent somewhere safe, but rather than leave his people, he sent his daughter using Disguiser's Lenses to impersonate him and escape. The Shielder's Glass surrounding the city was nearly shattered, and Talakimallo was about to surrender, but Alcatraz successfully convinced him to keep fighting. They used Communicator's Glass to convince the Nalhallans to send support, and Leavenworth Smedry was sent with a fleet. But then, the Librarians emerged from a tunnel and attacked the city, putting Talakimallo in a coma. Since the king was no longer available, Alcatraz was the highest ranking person present, and was named leading monarch. Through a clever manipulation of Leavenworth's Talent, he was able to speed up the reinforcements, but it wasn't enough. The Shielder's Glass was broken, and Bastille was injured. His emotions building up inside him allowed him to use the breaking Talent to break the Librarian weapons, causing the Librarians to give up and leave. Though the city was safe, it was badly demolished during the fighting, and many Mokians ended up in comas. Many of the huts were completely demolished, and many lawns were peppered with debris.
== Notes ==
Tumul

Brightlord Tumul is a noble on the Shattered Plains on Roshar.
He is mocked by Wit along with Brightlord Habatab, Lord Yonatan and Lady Meirav. Wit says that it is so easy to insult Habatab, his mind will be as dull as Tumul's, and Tumul happens to be right there. Wit says Tumul's stupidity is spectacular and worthy of praise.
== Notes ==
Tunestone

Callsign Tunestone is a member of Nightmare Flight along with Nose, Bog, Sushi, Jager, and Nord. She has a high pitched voice and comes across as dismissive. 
Tunestone, along with her flight mates, accompanied Skyward Flight in a routine mission to tag debris. Paired with FM and Spensa, Tunestone and her wingmate Bog attempted to show off their light-lance skills, assuming the cadets to not be overly familiar with the manoeuvres. Neither of the cadets found the display overly impressive, and in turn they demonstrated their own competency using a light-lance. Later, when the group were attacked by Krell ships, Tunestone was ordered by her flightleader, Nose, to fly defensively and keep an eye out for Lifebusters until reinforcements arrived.
Later, Nightmare Flight participated in the Battle of Alta Second.
== Notes ==
Turash

Turash is a Fused on Roshar.
== Appearance and Personality ==
The singer body that Turash uses during the Battle of Thaylen Field is "hulking", with large carapace armor; Odium says that the new body suits him. His eyes glow red.
Venli notes that Turash is sane and relatively reasonable, unlike many of the Fused; Odium also mentions that his mind has held firm. He is calm but very intense, and speaks often of Passion. He addresses modern singers who do not have combat training in the Rhythm of Derision, indicating that he holds firm to ancient traditions. Although he serves Odium, he may have some reservations about his directives.
==Attributes and Abilities==
Like other Fused, Turash can heal using Voidlight and he cannot be killed by conventional means, as his consciousness can simply move to a new singer body. His brand of Fused is unknown, but the description of his large size and impressive carapace could signify that he is one of the Magnified Ones.
He has some knowledge of military strategy, as he and Odium discuss the value of invading Thaylen City.
== History ==
After Venli arrived in Thaylen City, Turash told her to accompany him to the battlefield and handed her a sword. Venli was in envoyform and Turash needed her to translate as he addressed assembled singers who did not speak his ancient language. Unlike the singers in Alethkar, those local to Thaylenah were apprehensive about attacking the land they considered their home and they did not bear ill will towards their former human masters. Turash did not understand their lack of Passion, and exhorted them to seek vengeance and become Regals.
Turash then met with an avatar of Odium who called him an "old friend", indicating that Turash was a Fused of some importance. Turash expressed concern about the apparent apathy of the singers, and Odium informed him that they were only there to spectate; the army Odium planned to send into battle was primarily made up of humans led by Meridas Amaram. Turash was surprised to learn that Odium was able to inhabit humans under the influence of Nergaoul through dark spren. Turash was apprehensive about Odium's order to follow a human in combat, causing Odium to strongly rebuke him with a threat to kill him permanently. Turash was presumably among a group of Fused that was mentioned as being present alongside Odium and Venli when Dalinar Kholin swore the Third Ideal of the Bondsmiths.
== Notes ==
Turlm

Turlm is a Thaylen sailor and a member of the crew of the Wandersail.
==Appearance and Personality==
Turlm has a genial personality and always shares his booze. Lopen considers him a friend, despite his tendency to eat with his mouth open.
==Attributes and Abilities==
He hails from Thaylen City, and is a father to six daughters there. He is a competent sailor.
==History==
Turlm was a member of the expedition to Akinah. As the Wandersail neared Akinah and breached the storm surrounding the island, he was swept overboard by an unexpected wave that washed over the deck. He was quickly saved by Lopen and Rua, and was amazed and very grateful. Fimkn then sent him belowdecks for the remainder of the passage through the storm.
== Notes ==
Tusa

Tusa is a listener on Roshar. They are one of Venli's team of scholars in Narak who research new forms and try to bring about the Everstorm. Their gender is not specified in the text.
About two and a half years into the War of Reckoning, they are involved in a war strategy meeting attended by Eshonai, Thude, Bila, Rlain, and Harvo. They are considered as a potential spy to infiltrate the warcamps, but are deemed too essential to research. When Rlain volunteers, Tusa declares him to be perfect for the role.
Venli and Ulim select Tusa as one of the few they can trust to be first to take a Voidspren into their gemheart.
== Notes ==
Tuskrun

Tuskrun is a predatory species on First of the Sun.
They are native to the isles of the Pantheon, including Patji. Tuskrun are nearly the size of humans and hunt in packs, primarily during the day. They follow predictable movement patterns unless they are attracted by the blooming of one of Patji's Fingers. It is possible that they are omnivorous, as tuskrun make mounds while rooting around in the ground.
The trapper First of the Sky was killed by a tuskrun pack on Patji that had been attracted by Patji's Fingers.
== Notes ==
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Twist

Twist is a taynix that Jorgen discovers in a cavern on Detritus along with several other taynix. FM thinks of Twist as being female. Twist is of the yellow and blue variety of taynix, meaning she can use her Cytonic abilities to teleport. Twist likes to roll over to get her belly scratched, which leads to Rig giving her her name.
Twist goes with Skyward Flight on their rescue mission to Sunreach. With Jorgen’s direction, Twist uses her cytonic abilities to teleport into T-Stall’s starfighter and bring him into the station, saving him.
== Trivia ==
* When singing, Twist sings soprano.
== Notes ==
Two Cups

The Two Cups is a merchant vessel on the planet Lumar captained by Tress. It sails with the crew who formerly manned the Crow's Song, as well as Salay's father and Charlie, following their victory against the Sorceress, Riina.
== Appearance ==
The Two Cups is an important and exceptional merchant ship that sails on the Verdant, Crimson and Midnight Seas, and possibly others, on the planet Lumar. It is a new ship, purchased by Tress and crew to replace the Crow's Song and give them a fresh start. It boasts at least 4 masts and contains multiple cabins, including enough room for a Sprouter, Doctor, Helmswoman or Helmsman, Captain and additional rooms to spare for family or guests. Like most ships its size, it likely has an upper deck, middle deck, lower deck and hold.
== History ==
Following Tress's victory against Riina, the crew of the Crow's Song traveled back across the Midnight, Crimson and Verdant seas to return to the Verdant King. Having succeeded in removing the threat of the Sorceress, the King granted them full pardons and exclusive trade rights through the Crimson and Midnight Seas. Following this, the crew of the Crow's Song decided to sell the ship, and purchased the Two Cups.
The crew and captain promptly sailed back to Diggen's Point and presented their writ, detailing the importance of the vessel, along with a new decree from the king, allowing anyone to leave Diggen's Point whenever they wanted; though doing so would forfeit a new large stipend, rewarded for 20 years of service on the island.
The ship departed with Tress, her crew, and her family shortly after arriving on the Rock and taking on supplies and having a short stint of shore leave.
== Crew Members ==
== Notes ==
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