Siberius

Siberius was a Sisanctan citizen and founding member of New Sisanctum. He would go on to lead Hadespoort after his exile into the Nether.

## Biography

Siberius was born at an unknown date in Sisanctum in Dimension A-2011. At some point during his early life, he gained an interest in the gathering of knowledge. As a young man, Siberius built a house in Sisanctum behind the town's castle. This house would eventually become a library, containing vast amounts of knowledge about Aesir. However, when Legends attacked Sisanctum, they destroyed Siberius house and forced him and his fellow Sisanctans underground.

Siberius was part of the three brave knights who built a metal bird that would allow them to flee A-2011, the other two being Christian and Henricus. 10 people could fit in the metal bird. So they could each pick 2 people. The last one would be picked through a lottery. As the refugees entered the craft and took off. Legends shot arrows at the craft. A chase began. Not much later, the ground was gone. Both the wooden bird and the metal bird went higher and higher and began to shake more and more. Siberius had heard stories of an atmosphere which kept poisonous elements away. The wooden bird became hotter and hotter. At a certain moment it caught on fire. The metal bird shot through space not much later. It is theorized that during their escape, the Sisanctan refugees entered a wormhole, transported them to Dimension S-2012.

In S-2012, the Sisanctans arrived on the planet of Craftera, where they landed in an open field with some trees. The refugees, including Siberius, began constructing a new home which they would call New Sisanctum. However, not everyone agreed with the course of action and Henricus wandered off to found his own city, ironically named Legends. Eventually, New Sisanctum and Legends went to war, with New Sisanctum emerging victorious from the confrontation. After this war, Siberius founded a holiday colony in a desert across the sea, which he called Spabor. In the meantime, New Sisanctum had also held its first elections, resulting in Siberius and Christian becoming the first co-consuls.

In 2 AA, the New Sisanctums came across their first native Piglin, who informed them about the existence of the Nether. Several years later, Consul Siberius discovered a secret underground room. It was a large room made out of silver filled with old books and notes. He called two of his strongest guards and let them bring the books to the library. The notes, he took for himself to his private residence in Spabor. He researched them and gave the order to construct an airfield. While digging a large hole, two mysterious things were discovered. A square with weird stones and an old house with the following inscription: "The old counterpart in the depths of the earth is strategically more worth than this one." The Senate discussed this topic and sent elite troops to the Nether. Beyond the portal was a bastion. They built an antenna and established contact with the capital. The soldiers founded Hadespoort and colonized the underworld.

After the discoveries of the Nether, consul Siberius became ever more intrigued with its secrets and eventually moved to Hadespoort to oversee its growth. In the meantime, consul Christian continued to govern New Sisanctum, which rapidly expanded into a larger capital. The Senate was housed in a dome-shaped obsidian building. The diamond walls were made higher to protect from outside evils. A colosseum and a hypodrome were built to entertain the New Sisanctans, while a library and a school had the purpose of generating new knowledge. But as consul Siberius and consul Christian grew further apart due to their different interests, consul Christian expanded his influence in the Senate by allying himself to Kevinius, a wealthy merchant from the capital's southern district. Through Kevinius, consul Christian was able to expand his personal wealth and his power. In 7AA, consul Christian ordered closing the portal to the Nether after several zombified piglins crossed over and killed five people. Hadespoort was cut off from New Sisanctum, and so was consul Siberius. In 8AA, consul Christian was declared sole consul by the Senate, after a false report on Siberius' death had arrived to the capital. Eventually, in 10AA, Christian declared himself King of New Sisanctum and a golden palace was built in his name.

Now forced into exile in Hadespoort, Siberius took it upon himself to lead the settlement through this difficult time. Eventually, he would pass away in exile, never having returned to his beloved New Sisanctum again.