Mythology · Archive of Bosana

Traditions, old events, and stories that outlived their first storytellers.

• The Night Weaver

  Said to weave the border between sleep and waking. People in Bosana who have vivid prophetic dreams sometimes describe a figure working at a loom in the background of those dreams. It never admits it has been noticed. The Rohni academic tradition classifies this as a shared psychological phenomenon. The Bosana…

• The Ash Woman

  A figure from post-fire mythology. She appears in stories about communities destroyed by war or catastrophe. She is said to walk the ruins cataloguing what has been lost — not to rebuild it, but so that nothing is entirely forgotten. She is never described as comforting. She is described as thorough.

• The Iron Mother

  A figure unique to the lower districts of Mosabarkh, born of communities that live alongside the old machines. Described as a woman partly built of metal who by night repairs broken things — not only machines, but people. Nobody has seen her. Everyone knows someone who has. The Council of the Signal considers this…

• The Psoglavi

  Yakow's — and later Kreslav's — personal guard. Whether they are robots, magical beings, or something else entirely is the subject of a debate no one is willing to have openly. Faceless, obedient and silent. Symbols of blind loyalty, they are the sort of soldier who follows orders not because they agree with them, but…