HawaiiFrosch

HawaiiFrosch, is an architect known for leading the construction of the former Johnist capital Khyos. Since the fall of the Eternal Chimerian Empire, HawaiiFrosch had followed his good childhood friend and now prophet John Stoneworks on the migration to Eastern Rosathil, being among the survivors of the journey. 
== Biography ==
=== Early life ===
HawaiiFrosch was raised among a tight group of friends in the Khyosite countryside, most notable of which being John Stoneworks. HawaiiFrosch was originally shunned for being blue, being an oddity since his creation. He would find the same prejudice later in life, studying alongside John Stoneworks in Blackthorn to become a civil engineer. He completed his undergraduate and graduate degrees in Blackthorn in civil engineering and subsequently redesigned the entire metropolitan area of Khyos with John Stoneworks.
=== Surinna Incident ===
On an excursion south studying the gold contents of the Surinna Mesa, HawaiiFrosch would reportedly be struck by 10 bolts of lightning while inserting a pole into the ground. Since the incident he has claimed to live an entire separate life in which John Stoneworks was an Emperor of a dynasty. In this separate life, he claims to have visions and was responsible for the construction of a futuristic city, in which he describes tall obelisk structures with iron frames. There is no evidence to substantiate this claim, however HawaiiFrosch has shown to have very vivid memories of the designs and has provided few interviewers with very detailed drawings of such. With these "memories", false or not, HawaiiFrosch has shown a strong affinity for civil engineering throughout his life, through and through.
== Religion ==
Being a close friend and follower of John Stoneworks, HawaiiFrosch is one of the lesser-known disciples of John. He is most notably however, the one who is seen conversing with John the most. In the DonFuerian city of Eastern Rosathil, the new holy city of Johnism, HawaiiFrosch is responsible for the overseeing the planning and construction of the city.