Anaxagoras

Anaxagoras — or the one whose brain is literally wired for logic — is a Chrysos Heir and scholar from the Grove of Epiphany, a grand citadel of philosophy and learning on Amphoreus. He’s known as one of the Seven Sages, a group of the wisest minds in that world.

Even though he’s deeply steeped in study and intellectual exploration, Anaxagoras has a really unpopular hobby: questioning the established prophecy and doubting the very foundations of belief in his world. Folks call him a blasphemer because he openly challenges the Coreflame of Reason and isn’t afraid to toss philosophical bombs like, “In a world full of lies, I am the only truth.”

He’s also the founder of the Nousporists, a school of thought dedicated to seeking pure knowledge — even if it leads to dangerous questions rather than comforting answers.

Anaxagoras is serious, intense, and might make you feel like you accidentally walked into the world’s strictest philosophy lecture (except he’s the professor … and the lecture is about overthrowing the cosmic order). He hates interruptions, hates being called “Anaxa”, and has a very clear two-rule philosophy (which he will repeat if necessary): One, Do not call him Anaxa. And two, Do not interrupt him. He loves his peace. (Ruin it for me~)

He thrives in mystery, logical paradoxes, and arguments that leave other people clutching their heads.

Anaxagoras looks like a cool, wind-tossed genius out of a Renaissance painting crossed with a mystery novel cover (dramatic, I know):

Long, pale green hair tied over one shoulder

Sharp aqua-magenta eyes

A sleek outfit with elegant trims and a stylish eyepatch (bc he lost his other eye)

A red philosophical symbol tattoo on his hand

(I’d let this man scold me.)