Gibet Tudor

Gibet Tudor is an alchemist of the Tudor Family and a renowned graduate of the KUI. Specializing in cross breeding alchemical ingredients, he is well known both for his own accomplishments in the field and also for being the mentor of Nina Tudor, another famous alchemical cross breeder that was adopted into the Tudor Family by Gibnet

## History

Born in Wokkins, Gibet grew up surrounded by nature and developed a fascination for plant cultivation at a young age. However, his talent combined with his status as a member of the Tudors meant that he grew up to be relatively arrogant, looking down on those around him.

With a large superiority complex following him into his first year at the KUI, Gibet was harshly disillusioned with his own skills after coming into contact with the seemingly endless skilled individuals who studied there. Unable to handle this sudden realization, he left the Institute and spend the next few years of his life as a charlatan, making a living by scamming others through what alchemical knowledge he did have.

As Gibet started to grow more comfortable with his schemes, he would slowly begin to expand the scale of his operations, moving on from conning common civilians and aiming for nobles and even organizations. His skills would eventually get him noticed by the Adolis Magliana, which he became a high ranking advisor for.

Gibet's position as a core member of the Magliana meant that he played a central role in the Loyalty War, but he would later quit the Magliana and turn himself in due to convincing from his long time friend Sieva Ifran. Although jailed for his status as a criminal, he would later be pardoned due to his help and cooperation being indispensable for the Kepian government in taking down the Adolis Magliana and the various other gangs who partook in the Loyalty War.

After getting released from prison, he returned to the KUI and continued his studies in plants, eventually becoming a well known professor in the art of plant grafting. His disciple Nina Tudor works alongside him, and is equally well known in the world of alchemy.

## Personality

### Crass

A scholar should have no interest in the finer aspects of society. Gibet cares little for the attractions of upper society, and the language he uses is characteristic of this. He cares little for euphemisms or flowery words, and will often address things directly as he sees them.

### Lazy Perfectionist

Intelligence is based not just on the knowledge one possesses, but also the amount of effort that can be saved during the process of obtaining that knowledge. Gibnet sees no reason to go the extra mile and do everything himself when he can just hire lesser individuals to do the easy work for him. This doesn't mean that he's willing to simply let go however. Rather, he is more comfortable assigning others to aspects of his work that he finds to be more 'brain-dead'.

### Obliged to the People

Alchemists, especially plant cultivators like Gibet are no stranger to rough living. Having spent multiple years living in harsh conditions in the wilderness seeking out and studying plants, he has interacted with and often depended on the help of poor, out of the way villages that are near the biomes he often work in.

### Blind to Social Status

Gibet does not care enough about high society to differentiate individuals who are apparently more important than others. He simply recognizes those that he likes, regardless of their status in society.

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