Caiaphas Duran

Caiaphas Duran is a geneticist stationed at a research facility in Hamilton and also a member of Technocracy,

namely the organisation known as the Labyrinth that oversees local operations of the Union.

Biography
Caiaphas has always had an aptitude and interest for biology, which was further amplified when an unknown and, for the lack of knowledge untreatable genetic disease he was suffering from was discovered. The symptoms were mild at worst, so active treatment was not warranted. Though he studied it to the best of his ability while working as a college professor.

The moment when condition noticeably worsened was also the moment of the greatest breakthrough. Skin on the right side of Caiphas' face significantly deteriorated, but according to his discovery it was not merely a manifestation of a symptom, but rather a camouflaged creature. Methods he used for research were clearly a little too advanced for the scientific society at large, so he didn't share most his findings. But there were people willing to study and incorporate even the most groundbreaking (for some even outlandish) things. Caiaphas was offered a new job in the city of Hamilton and memebership in the organisation known as Technocratic Union.

After several yearsin the Union and a number of successful projects (most notable of which was cloning of a more–than–human creature which ultimately resulted in being stranded in extradimensional locations) he was promoted to a member of the Labyrinth, a board of senior members of sorts, tasked with overseeing the Union's activities in the city.

Personality
Caiaphas is mostly collected in professional, but at times he either gets too passionate about his work or some particular pursiout, or too reflective about the nature of all things. He also quite geniunely cares for the result of his big cloning project.

Appearance
The most notable elements of Caiaphas's appearance are his long grey hair and deformed half of the face. He usually dresses trying to strike a balance between officiality and functionality.