Tom Escaliphan

Tom, being a teacher at the university, taught classes on magic circles and magic, and specifically his classes were aimed not so much at studying ordinary spells, but at silent witchcraft and simplifying the use of magic.

Tom himself was a fairly sociable young man. His rudeness was reserved only for those who behaved disrespectfully and disrespectfully toward him.
The professor began teaching at a fairly young age and was personally recommended for this position by the Headmaster of the Academy himself for his outstanding achievements and significant contribution to the development of magic, which is why Tom has a significantly high opinion of himself and will not tolerate incompetent upstarts of noble blood, so his relationship with his students is completely transparent and subjective.

The Academy was founded with the support of the Fork Emperor several centuries ago. Previously the preserve of only wealthy aristocrats, its doors are now open to anyone with above-average magic. However, a significant portion of the Academy's membership is still occupied by the highest aristocrats.

The boy grew up in an ordinary family of a count, but from an early age he discovered his talent for magic. At home in his chambers, he carefully developed his magic to such a level that by the age of 10 he had mastered silent sorcery and invented his own magic circle for constant improvement. At 12, the young professor applied for the entrance exams to the academy, and having distinguished himself in the exams, by the age of 16 he was enrolled as a professor and among the 10 best magicians in the empire.