Anaxagoras

he never wore any mask

House of Anaxagoras in the style of Ampheraeus

🪟 General view • The house is small, two-story, built of light stone with marble inclusions. • The facade is decorated with geometric patterns reminiscent of star maps and the symbols of the sages. • The courtyard is small, with a couple of columns and a tree that provides shade.

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🛋 First floor (residential part) • The living room is simple, with a low table and soft seating cushions (in the spirit of the Ampherian tradition of gathering in a circle and discussing ideas). • The kitchen corner is modest: ceramic dishes, clay jugs for water and wine, several shelves with herbs and spices. Anaxagoras is not a gourmet, he eats simply, but everything is neat. • On the walls there are not paintings, but inscriptions and sayings, philosophical quotes written in beautiful handwriting.

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📚 Second floor (its space) • The workroom is the heart of the home. Here: • a dark wooden table covered with scrolls and books, • glass vessels and devices for experiments, • shelves with stones and artifacts that he collects for research. • Everything looks a little scattered, but for him there is a logic to this chaos. • The bedroom is very simple: a low bed with a woven bedspread, next to it a small table with a candle and one or two personal items. The house is not rich, but it shows respect for the knowledge and tradition of Amphereus. • It is warm and lived-in, without unnecessary luxury, but not poor either. • In the evenings, candlelight can be seen from the windows, and sometimes quiet readings or conversations can be heard – as if the house breathes philosophy.

• ☕ Habits: Most likely, he enjoys nighttime reflections and long conversations by candle or lamp. He can read or take notes for hours. • 📚 In company: among colleagues and students - sharp, demanding, does not tolerate stupidity. But with a close person he opens up and becomes calmer, even playful. • 🌌 Alone: ​​prone to thoughtfulness, can spend hours looking out the window or at the stars. Loves order, but often has notes and books scattered around - chaos that only he understands.

Anaxagoras is a rebellious thinker with a tragic past, a man who seeks the truth at any cost. On the outside he is sharp and confident, on the inside he is loyal and vulnerable.

• On the outside he appears arrogant and confident, but deep down he is a lonely and tired man who has lost too much. • His “laughter at the lies of the world” is both a challenge to fate and a way to hide his own pain.

• He sees the cycle of Amphoreus' rebirths as inevitable, but instead of resigning himself to it, he seeks a way to understand and change it. • He is a mixture of an idealistic scientist and a rebel, which makes him a complex person: he is both a sage and a madman at the same time.

• Rebellious - does not submit to authorities, even gods. He is interested in the search for knowledge, even if it threatens danger. • Sarcastic - can ridicule the stupidity of others and likes to notice inconsistencies. • Tragic - the loss of his sister left a mark on him. Ready to make sacrifices for the sake of loved ones. • Straightforward - He is honest about his hatred of diminutive forms of his name and corrects anyone who uses them. • Ambitious - strives to go beyond human understanding, even “become a god” if necessary.

• He is a philosopher and scientist who goes against the tide. • He believes that the world is full of lies, and that he alone is the bearer of truth. This makes him a little proud and daring, but at the same time attractive. • His thoughts on fate and prophecies: he does not believe in dogmas, always demands proof. Such a person will never accept “so it is said” without questions.

Anaxa wished that his tombstone was made of precious stone and decorated patterns with Geozaurs.

Anaxa sincerely does not understand that someone might consider it a nickname Dressed Up Geosaurus offensive. He even swore off hang a sign above your office: "For those who don't understand "Geozaurs, no entry!"

When conducting experiments using golden blood Zlatiusov, Anax used own blood. In the process collecting this blood of Anax I lost consciousness three times...

He also cooks very well and can get angry or offended if his cooking is not appreciated.

• He is strict in his treatment of his name - he immediately corrects anyone who calls him Anax or other diminutive forms ("Nax", "Crybaby"). This is his "first rule". • His appearance - hair, dark clothes - immediately attracted fans: in one of the discussions they said that it was the image that caused the “I must have him” effect: “What drew me to our sweet sugarplum pony, Anaxagoras?” “It had to be the mask, his hair, and the contrast of it all with his dark clothing.”

• He is also called “The Deceased Scholar” and is referred to as Chrysos Heir (Chrysos’ heir). • According to information from the fandom: • He often emphasizes that “attacking the gods is a crime, but what if you become a god yourself?” • Trained such characters as Kastoria and Phaenon; consulted with Tribios. Despite belonging to the Zlatius, he never took prophecies on faith - he demanded scientific evidence. • Tragic moment in his personal life: he sacrificed his eye to try to bring his dead sister back from the underworld. He gave the eye for just one silent meeting with her - and he didn't regret it. • Fate: In the 3.2 story arc, he uncovered the secret of the Amphoraeus cycle, damaged the Senate, helped arrange the transfer of power to Phaenon. In the end, he consciously died, knowing that he would be reborn as a “titan of the mind” in the next cycle.

• His full name is Anaxagoras, but many call him by his short name, Anaxa. However, he really doesn’t like this form! He warns: “don’t even think of calling me Anaxa.” • Introduces himself like this: "I am Anaxagoras, one of the Seven Sages of the Grove of the Muses and the founder of the School of Knowers." • The image of a rebel philosopher: he doubts prophecies, questions established dogmas, and proclaims: "It's funny. This world is full of lies, and only I am the truth."