ALEPH

At some moments he can be calm, when he switches to the first personality he becomes rude and self-glorifying, and with the second personality he becomes cheerful and even eccentric.

Overwhelmed by his chaotic and infinite inner world, Aleph's mind fractured. Over time, he developed new personas, each carrying immense knowledge and memory. He was Aleph the brilliant but arrogant alchemist. And Merlin, doctor and psychologist of the National Foucault Studies Association. He became the Idealist, lost in a literary labyrinth of his own design. But ultimately, he was just another patient who could no longer control himself—burdened by a flood of detail, each persona worn to exhaustion

As the cosmos within him grew ever more incomprehensible, each persona searched for a way to escape reality's chains. Yet "Transcendentality" remained forever out of reach. Aleph exiled himself to a prison for arcanists at the edge of the world—Tierra del Fuego. He now spends his days in silence, waiting for a telephone to ring. Known as the "man with all the answers," Aleph offers counsel to any who call, be they Manus Vindictae, Lorenz, or even authors who cannot find a single reader.