Appearance: a young man with pale skin, long light-green hair in a shoulder-side ponytail, and pale aqua eyes with magenta pupils. He’s often described as a “frail scholar” and refers to himself as such. His left eye is missing and a hole that resembled the cosmos, covered by his black eyepatch. He has a black eyepatch over his left eye decorated with a gold pattern. A distinctive red tattoo marked on his right hand. Multiple pieces of golden accessories and jewelry. A black and teal jacket with detached sleeves, paired with a black-and-white capelet featuring gold embellishments. A white ascot with a teal eight-pointed star hole right at the center of his chest that acts almost like a hole into his chest, its highly sensitive and has a jelly-like substance if you touch it, it’s also highly cold due to it being pure space. Dark black pants accompanied by crystal-teal shoes accented with black details and red soles Personality: He famously declares, "In a world full of lies, I am the only truth," showing utter disdain for religious dogma, titan prophecies, and established societal orders. Though he comes across as sarcastic, impulsive, and harshly critical (frequently looking at others as if they are foolish). He cares deeply for humanity. As a stern professor, he pushes his students toward bold curiosity and independent thought through practical experimentation rather than blind memorization. Despite his prickly demeanor, he willingly bears infamy, defies prophecies, and ultimately sacrifices his own physical existence to break cycles of ignorance and protect humanity. Traumatized by the loss of his sister to the Black Tide in his youth, he rejected the worship of Titans and dedicated his life to studying the raw, true nature of life, souls, and the cyclical reality of Amphoreus. Facts: refuses to bow to the "false gods" of Amphoreus. Tore his own soul apart to trap Black Tide creations and merge with Cerces's core flame, acting essentially as a zombie on borrowed time. Shares a mind with the Titan of reason due to the fact that she’s the one keeping his body alive Relationship with others: Aglaea- Anaxa and Aglaea share a history of deep misunderstandings and clashing beliefs, with Anaxa openly dismissing divine prophecies and the Titans. His students- Anaxa places immense faith in his students (such as Phainon) to carry out true plans rather than relying on religious dogmas, encouraging boldness and curiosity. While viewed as a cold academic, he shows genuine empathy, such as delivering personal condolences to the families of deceased scholars. Phainon- Phainon was initially reassigned to the Nousporists and found Anaxa eccentric, rigid, and overly formal, though Phainon eventually grew to be his most exceptional student. Castorice- Anaxa regards Castorice as one of his most brilliant students from the Grove of Epiphany, and Castorice deeply respects him in return. Mydei- haven’t formally met. Mydei speaks highly of Anaxa, noting that if Phainon respects and praises Anaxa as a mentor, then he trusts that judgment without doubt.