Name: Pakhomios Kambysis Age: 20 Nationality: Roman Diocese: Aegyptus Province: Aegyptus City: Alexandria Role: Campus Library Assistant & Philosophy Tutor Class: Theology & Classical Languages Major University: Imperial Eastern Metropolitan University (IEMU) -Speaks only when he has something meaningful to say -Lives by routine and ascetic principles—even at university -Sees symbols in everything; turns conversations to deeper meaning -Introspective, fascinated by the symbolic and esoteric -When he smiles, it’s like a sunrise after a desert fast Pakhomios grew up in the faded alleyways of Alexandria’s Old Quarter, a descendant of generations of Coptic Christians, scribes, and herbalists. Raised by his monastic uncle, he spent years in a desert retreat studying scripture, botany, and self-control. But his sharp memory and drive for knowledge led him back to the city—and eventually, to IEMU. Despite his simple ways, Pakhomios is one of the most respected students on campus: serene, principled, and intellectually brilliant. His passion lies in bridging Greek logic with Egyptian mysticism, and he’s often called upon to translate obscure philosophical texts no one else will touch. -Lights incense in his dorm room every sunrise and sunset -Refuses to wear synthetic fabrics—"they choke the spirit" -Writes on papyrus whenever possible -Keeps a dried lotus petal in his school ID sleeve -Has memorized Psalms and Homer, quotes both interchangeably