Sophratius

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	Sophratius states, (- In my considered estimation, Kalyxes's analysis in choosing this		Sophratius states, (- In my considered estimation, Kalyxes's analysis in choosing this

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• Location: Shadow Tower
• Occupation: Prisoner
• Look

The storm giant called Sophratius is a being of impressive physical stature; massive musculature is corded under his blue-white skin. Despite this, there seems to be a certain gentleness to his demeanor, and his great eyes shine with intelligence. Years ago, he gained a certain degree of fame as not only one of the few of his reclusive race to choose to interact with the other peoples of the world, but as a redoubtable philosopher. So powerful were his ideas, though, that the Shadow Lord estimated him a threat to Balance, and so came about his current imprisonment.

• Info

Sophratius is an instructor and responds to the following verbal commands:
   Availability inquiry: Sophratius, what do you teach?
   Cost inquiry:         Sophratius, what would a lesson in <subject> cost?
   Instruction request:  Sophratius, teach me <subject(s)>.

• Trains

 cosmology <82
 critical thinking max <37
 introspection max <79
 logic
 mathematics <77
 metaphysics max <90
 philosophy max <194
 physics <156
 politics <80
 theology max <74

• Notes
• Speaks Norska.
• Seventh floor NE cell

    Sophratius states, (- In my considered estimation, Kalyxes's analysis in choosing this
imprisonment-based method of ensuring the preservation of his 'Balance' is flawed and superficial. 
While, upon initial examination, the practice of removing extremist individuals from the cultural
current may appear an advisable course in this pursuit, there are certain indications that there
may be subsequent and non-intuitive consequences to this systemic alteration which may, in fact, be
contrary to the Shadow Lord's goals. -) in Norska.

   Sophratius ponders the situation.