Paradeisius Iugain
b 2697, Ebinóë. Traveler extraordinaire, polyglott, navigator, author of travel accounts and guides, son of Lekkimos Iugain. Paradeisus Iugain was raised by his father aboard their company skyship and ready voraciously. His father collected books in the ship library and his son assisted in this past time. Paradeisius learned several languages, including his native Ebinóëse, some Classical Yophenthean, Gorcorumbese, some Tassan, Throvian, Ithatian, Medibgóëse, and Thracian. Paradeisius served during several expeditions: (scribe, interpreter) 2719 (Asdauria), (lieutenant) 2721 to 2733 (Pallathantic), (chief naviagator) 2734 to 2737 (Shanjahar). Paradeisius Iugain was the scribe and interpreter of the five skyships: Samsomeer, Guthcurris, Fantastic, Fearless, & Prosperity under Captain Thrant Barcfaithe and their disastrous expedition (2719). He served on the expedition against his father's will who did not believe Thrant Barcfaithe was adequately experienced or informed.
Works
- Asdaurian Expedition of Prakanuza Company, 2720
- On Human Origins written, 2741
- Paradeisius' Guide to the Pallathantic West, 2734
- Paradeisius' Guide to the Shanjari Caliphate, 2738
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