Steffan

Steffan shall be the designated keeper of the wishlist! Most of what I need most are genes, since I'm insane and have taken up over 20 projects simultaneously. Currency to put towards them is just as appreciated! The current wishlist would consist of:

This is somewhat out of date. There are more genes I need but I cannot keep track of them all. It may be easier to simply check page 1 of projects or page five of fandragons in hibden.

indicates a Baldwin gene I cannot currently make.
indicates a gene I have immediate use for.

"Let's see them defy your commands now, huh? Though if Japhet is any indication of how they'll react, they'll probably just cower in fear from you instead..."

Steffan is a stuck-up and rather intimidating Elsen- as intimidating as an Elsen can be. He, for the most part, despises the common masses, and hates to be associated with them. He is Japhet's personal attendant, and serves as an enforcer in the guardian's stead. In his homeworld, he lives in a hidden room in the upper levels of the Bismark library, but no one knows for sure how to find it. Though many of the Elsens of Bismark are unaware of his position, his demeanor is one that commands respect- they know full well not to disrespect the Elsen with the great library's symbol on his tie and chest. This only goes as far as the Zone he presides in, however. He received quite a rude awakening when he first visited Zone 3 and found his position and title held little meaning there. While most of the employees of Vesper simply ignored him, there was one in particular that had a significant distaste for Steffan's attitude. The first time a fight between himself and Fortis got physical, he quickly learned the importance of real strength- at least, one would think he would have. Despite knowing full well he could never hope to overpower Fortis in a fight, he continues to push his buttons both deliberately and unintentionally, spurring many a conflict. The chances of the two of them ever getting along are slim to none, especially with their rivalry over gaining a certain deity's favor.