| Ishikk | |
|---|---|
| Biographical information | |
| Ethnicity | Purelaker |
| Nationality | Purelaker |
| Gender | Male |
| Status | Alive |
| Occupation | Fisherman |
| Appears in | The Way of Kings |
Ishikk is a Purelaker, first and foremost. He is also (naturally) a fisherman. He is quite fond of a woman named Maib but isn't ready to settle down, so he often gives her fish as gifts so that she can't 'catch him'.[1]
Appearance[]
Ishikk wore lake sandals on his submerged feet, a pair of knee-length breeches, and was shirtless. (Purelakers never cover their shoulders when the sun is shining.)[1]
Characteristics[]
Most nights he does just fine sleeping on his raft.[1]
He'd never been good with other languages.[1]
Bibliography[]
Ishikk was hired by three foreigners whom he dubbed 'Grump', 'Blunt' and 'Thinker'. The foreigners asked him to locate a certain man, who answers to the name Hoid, with white hair, a clever tongue, and an arrowlike face.[1]
For five months, Ishikk traveled around the Purelake visiting the towns Fu Ralis, Fu Namir, Fu Albast, and Fu Moorin, but found no trace of the man they described.[1]
He thought the foreigners stupid, and was certain they used fake names. However, when they switched to another language, continuing their argument, Ishikk couldn't understand them.[1]
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