Hoyu dul Nakeil

The chief scientist responsible for the advent of manufactured hospitable continents to be used around star-planets. Their work dramatically increased the available km² in Parallelium. One of the most important Poria in Omneuttian history for their work on celestial physics, specifically engineering continents and stabilizing them at orbital distances safe for sentient species around star-planets. Born in 192 AT in the city of Nakeil, Hoyu studied in one of the first celestial physics programs across Parallelium. Eventually, Hoyu would return to teach at this program until they solidified in 288 AT, at a notable age for a pori of almost 96. When studying, Hoyu was granted a rare second full term with an additional year to develop the proposal that laid the groundwork for what became one of the most notable engineering feats of any pori. Declared a formal success in 258 AT, Hoyu was bestowed the honorific of “dul” in their name, acknowledging that their achievements brought honor to the city and system that raised them.