"And thou, vast Ocean! On whose awfull face
Time's iron feat can print no ruin-trace."
-Robert Montgomery 1807-55
English clergyman and poet
Kisius trekked the distances of the Tarekid Amsurate. A brilliant man, haunted by his genius. The first Village he entered upon exiting Malaca, he settled down. Seeking to preach the faith. For Kisus was a priest trained in matters of spirtual health. And Began to study not the stars, nor the alchemical propeties of substances. No Kisius studied the people, his mind finding patterns, and fitting people into groups. So to better help and guide them, to be able to predict what was the best thing to say.
It might also be said that Kisius was insane, and had a pathological hatred for people, in so far that he studied people, he studied oratry, seduction, the use and abuses of power. That he became a priest to excercise power over his fellow man. And that he compiled a book the
Locus Domini to infulence others into becoming clones of himself.
He did however leave the Village some say on various accusations of witchcraft and others beleive that he moved on to simply gather more information on people.
It is perhaps best to remember that all sources relating to Kisus, are written well after his supposed death, not long after he disappeared into the Deserts of Africa, preaching the faith and compiling further information on people. But this book has found itself into the hands of many great individuals, from Amsurs of Tarekid to goveners of Cities. What is perhaps frightening are the comments in the margins of this book. Detailing a deep paranoia, of not other people, but himself. He did not trust his mind, he felt that there was a wide gap between his experiances as a human, and what those around his seemed to be experiancing. And as his book continues a degradation of his identity and individuality can be seen, as he blurred the lines of good and evil, and the end result. More-over his brilliance made him note down similarities between peoples accross large distances. Which he took as a sign of the illusion of his own reality.
Lately he has been accused of being a teenager that never grew up. But his initial works on the Human mind are extremly infulencial and his book can be seen in places that you least expect it.
OOC: I'm bored
. Oh well it looks like I have more time to choose another from my many Indic children...
