Zerperno

Zerperno is an ancient Zaironian whom wrote large amounts of literature, most famously his set his of three: Philosophies of the Cosmos, Philosophies of the Machine, and Philosophies of the Void. He is widely considered the most intelligent character to ever exist.

Origins
Zerperno’s origins are deep in mistique and mystery. Zerperno himself did not describe his past in any of his books, nor did he say them to anyone. The only evidence we know is a vague line he said to Agikos “I came to pass in a most peculiar way.”

It is self-evident that someone so intelligent could not be born through any natural process. Some suggest he was born in a way similar to Zaruno, from direct creation from the NateSon.

Childhood
An early prophecy made by The Machine stated “He shall be found to pass, unknown by all.” Zerperno was found outside the gates of Zair’s capital, and passed it, after assuring others he didn’t know who he was.

Zerperno was most brilliant in education. Many began to suspect he was a child the machine spoke about. At a young age, he wrote Duality of Musical Theory, describing his opinion relating to the contrarion ideologies and proposing a way to combine the two. It was an ingenious work, and so, he was granted resources nearing his wildest dreams. At this time, he set out to discover everything.

Philosophies of the Cosmos
Philosophies of the Cosmos was the first book written by Zerperno as an adult. It is a disorganized mess, and most scholars believe that was purposeful. The main text revolves around physics, such as Gravity and Quantum Mechanics. It is a relatively simple and straightforward textbook, and, as it is written in English, all the reader needs is the intelligence to understand physics.

Surrounding the centre focus exists odd text, discussing Vague things. Interestingly, pages, 8, 13, 21, 34, 55 chronicle Zerperno’s Life on the side, exactly the ratio of the Golden Ratio.

Philosophies of the Machine
Philosophies of the Machine was the second book written by Zerperno as an adult. Each page is a separate story, each with a differing code. It discusses The Machine, obviously, the Broken Garden, The Primordial Ones, and the NateSon.