Pétrica Ilom

The Apostole Pétrica Voileta Ilom

The apostle Pétrica Ilom was an important 7th century spiritual guide and scholar, being wildly regarded as the founder of our modern scientific approach and methodology. Most of it's influence comes not from the character itself, but rather from it's published works, some of it's influential being "New Age Method" and "Dawn of Man", whose contents changed the mainstream academia's perspective of the unknown.

Mental characteristics

Personal history

Pétrica Voileta Ilom was born in 700 to a noble household. Ever since she was a child, her behavior was quite different from the other girls, as she had difficulties social socializing with her peers. As she grew up, this tomboy-like attitude would slowly fade into her mind, only appearing in her thoughts and never externalizing her way of thinking. She had an overly realistic and nihilistic mindset, one that was currently challenging society, forcing her to adopt a rebellious attitude. She know how much she was worth and she was enraged at the world for being that way. She knew that survival in society is dictated by those whose status is superior to ours.
In later biographies, she would write that this mindset made her wanting to change society not for the best nor for the worst, but by her ideals, in a selfish attitude.

Accomplishments & Achievements

At the age of 19, she founded the Lorranical society, an academical club composed of many New Age minded scholars and figureheads whose objective was to study, subjects that the society at the time deemed heretical and dangerous fields of study. The society slowly began to increase in prevalence, mainly due to Pétrica's fervous, tyrannical and charming speech.

Morality & Philosophy

Ever since her early teens she was deeply enthralled in nihilistic philosophies, having shaped her adolescence and the rest of her life.

Life

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