Tiritt Cilwitt

**Tiritt Cilwitt** was a Lub male who operated as a scientist in the Unclaimed Regions. First working in the OGC, Cilwitt made several major discoveries regarding the nature of black-holes. After an incident involving his work, Cilwitt fled to the Unclaimed Regions, ending up under the employ of BR Qu, a crimelord who was based on Quesson. Cilwitt eventually fled Qu to the remote planet of Salastia in the Blade Region. In his remote lair, Cilwitt was killed by the Cult of the Dark Void, seeking out his research on black holes. Qu never found Cilwitt, instead sending the Oubdissian Chandra Filgis to search for Cilwitt, being unaware that the Lub was long dead.

## Biography

Born on the planet Osayr in the year 1,939 YAO, Cilwitt was the third child in the wealthy family of Itross Cilwitt, a Rector of the OGC. This wealth allowed the young Cilwitt early access to the prestigious academies of Osayr's governmental section, giving the young Lub an advanced education. Even from an early age, Tiritt had an interest in the unknown, specifically black-holes.

At the age of sixteen, Tiritt graduated and began his work within the OGC Galactic Research Center as a scientist. Beginning as an assistant to the esteemed scientist Jilruar Foop, Tiritt helped with the groups studies into dark-matter. As his recognition advanced, Tiritt began his own independent research into his childhood interest in black-holes. Tiritt won several awards after making his own discoveries into the nature of black-holes and Namcharium itself. This research progressed until the scientists became obsessed, with him attempting to create his own miniature black-hole.

At 1,963 YAO, disaster struck, as Cilwitt's research, though successful, became out-of-control, ending with the destruction of a building and killing several OGC personnel. This accident ended up taking his leg, forcing Tiritt to acquire a cybernetic leg. Cilwitt fled to the Underground Region, known for its standing above OGC jurisdiction, seeking for a way to illegally continue his work.

Cilwitt was found by BR Qu, an unknown crimelord who resided within a Phylote pod deep withing the underground of the planet Quesson. Cilwitt became employed by Qu, helping to further several of Qu's goals with his own intellect, while he continued his own studies in secret. Upon the discovery of Cilwitt's research at 1,969 YAO, Tiritt fled once again, traveling beyond Quesson to the remote planet of Salastia, located within the Blade Region.

Tiritt, using his own knowledge, stole a shipment of guard robots from a transport ship, using these robots to build a fortress on the Coast of Salast. Free from laws or leaders Tiritt spent the remainder of his days, continuing to progress in his obsession with black-holes. As Tiritt broke into madness from his isolation, the blossoming Cult of the Dark Void, a group inspired by Cilwitt's own incident back in 1,963 YAO, began to seek out their so-called "creator".

Seeking out Tiritt's own knowledge, a group of the cultists eventually found Cilwitt's fortress on Salastia in 1,991 YAO. After they broke inside, the cultists stole Cilwitt's research, killed the mad scientist, and fled the compound. Unbeknownst to the cultists, Cilwitt had created posthumous contingency plan, mainly involving a holographic recording, saved within his fortress.

At 2,000 YAO, Qu, being unaware that the Lub was long dead, sent the Oubdissian Chandra Filgis to search for Cilwitt. Shortly after Chandra left, Qu was killed by the Bistu Boys. As Chandra arrived on Salastia, she entered Cilwitt's long-abandoned compound, discovering his ransacked lab and his skeleton, still sitting on his chair. Chandra unknowingly activated Cilwitt's posthumous message, which informed her about his research and the Cult of the Dark Void.

## Personality and traits

Tiritt Cilwitt was Lub male who, like most Lub, had pale skin with white feathers and black eyes. Cilwitt stood at 1.3 meters in height, which was slightly enhanced by his cybernetic leg. The glowing postules on his head and tail, common to the Lub, were shorter than average and bended upwards. As he cared little about hygiene, Cilwitt had messy, unscrupulous feathers and dirty claws. Cilwitt commonly wore goggles, allowing him to zoom into, and study object up close.

Cilwitt had a large intellect, allowing him to progress quickly in both his academic studies and in his scientific research. Tiritt had a particular interest in black-holes, an interest that grew to an obsession over time. Though he was famously recognized, Cilwitt had an anti-social nature, often secluding himself to commit to his work. As he grew old and became confined to Salastia, Cilwitt eventually was overtaken by madness, with much of his work on black-holes devolving into nonsensical ramblings. These ramblings eventually inspired the Cult of the Dark Void, growing their ideological manifesto.