Ke-Sun
SupportingKe-Sun's very existence defies natural order—part of something larger and stranger than human. The placement of features suggests a being assembled rather than born.
Ke-Sun is a Faceless Immortal introduced in The Lost Metal, the fourth book of the Mistborn Saga. Initially manifesting as a merged face on the right side of an ornisaur creature's head, Ke-Sun later demonstrates full autonomy by assuming human form and making independent decisions. This evolution marks a significant shift from a seemingly subordinate or fused existence to one of greater agency and purpose within the series' metaphysical framework.
Physical Description
Ke-Sun possesses an unsettling, asymmetrical appearance with facial features merged on the right side of a creature's head where eyes would normally be. In human form, the individual presents a nondescript appearance with an otherworldly quality that marks them as something beyond ordinary humanity. Simple, unremarkable clothing completes the disguise.
Evolution
The Lost Metal (The Mistborn Saga)
Ke-Sun is a Faceless Immortal whose nature is revealed across multiple chapters. Initially appearing as a face merged on the right side of a merged ornisaur creature's head, later manifesting in human form with the ability to nod and make decisions, suggesting greater autonomy and purpose.
- Appears as a merged face on the right side of an ornisaur creature's head
- Manifests in human form, revealing greater autonomy
- Demonstrates the ability to nod and make independent decisions
- Reveals its nature as a Faceless Immortal across multiple chapters
Book Appearances
The Lost Metal (The Mistborn Saga)
First appears Ch 30