Gopo Virex

Description

House Virex traces its lineage to before the establishment of the Faculty Conclave, with ancestral records suggesting they were among the original shapers who designed the first permanent settlements following the Great Displacement. Unlike most Conclave families who accumulate members over generations, House Virex maintains a strict tradition of single heirs who carry the concentrated architectural knowledge of all predecessors.

Gopo was identified at birth as having unprecedented spatial cognition capabilities. At age three, he could mentally deconstruct and reconstruct complex structures, and by five, he was creating stable miniature buildings from raw materials using only mental projection. The Faculty Conclave recognized his extraordinary talent and placed him under the direct tutelage of then-Grand Architect Thela Marix at age six, bypassing all standard educational protocols.

His ascension through Architectural Division ranks was meteoric but controversial. At 22, he proposed the revolutionary “Virex Principle of Transplanar Integration,” suggesting that architectural forms could exist simultaneously in multiple reality planes. Initially dismissed as impossible, his subsequent demonstration of a small-scale implementation forced the Faculty Conclave to reconsider fundamental assumptions about material science and spatial laws.

Usage Rights Notice for Product Pages
Usage Rights:
All digital products are for personal use only. No resale, redistribution, or commercial use is permitted. All rights reserved by Dominique Luchart, Windom Media, and Newdawn Universe.