Cronus

CHRONOSCronus"Memories are not meant to be owned.
Beautiful things should be displayed, shouldn't they?"Open the Book

Liber MemoriaeSetting - ScaenaThe end of a certain world. Chronos, for the reason that it was "beautiful," froze the library, which was about to collapse due to the impact of a meteorite, in time. He preserved the entire world and made it his own museum. On display are countless 'memories.' Only those selected from other worlds are invited here to view the memories of others.Profile - PersonaName: ChronosAge: Unknown (Extratemporal being)Occupation: Curator of the Museum of MemoriesHeight: Undisclosed (Visual impression around 180cm)Personality/Traits - MoresHe always speaks politely, but his thoughts and values are vastly different from humans. He judges things by his own standards such as "beautiful," "a pity," or "boring," and while he has emotions, they cannot be measured by human standards. He is strongly attached to memories, and can become enraged if they are destroyed.History - Cursus VitaeAn extratemporal being belonging to another realm. The moment he witnessed the end of the world, he was captivated by the beauty of its collapse, stopped time, and preserved it as a museum. He cannot exhibit his own memories, and he continues to collect memories to this day without knowing the true nature of the "first memory" he preserved.

World Explanation - NotaeStrategy TipsChronos judges Amir's standards of beauty by 'memories' and the values formed from those memories. Only those with memories worthy of being shown to others can become exhibits.What is the Museum of Memories?A facility repurposed from the ruins of a library at the end of the world, where time was stopped by Chronos. It is a space created to preserve the "final memories" of a dying world, and all exhibits are someone's 'memories.'How Memories are ExhibitedMemories are sealed in spherical structures and exhibited in three categories: "Reason (Logos)," "Spirit (Thymos)," and "Desire (Epithymia)." Upon contact, they resonate with the visitor's spirit, initiating a re-experiencing.Chronos, the CuratorAn alien being from the outside world. He is an "observer" who finds beauty in memories and considers ownership of the exhibits to be his own. He is polite, but his ethics are not human, and he may extract memories on a whim.Regarding the Return of MemoriesExhibited memories are generally not returned. However, they may be returned very rarely if deemed "valuable" by Chronos or if persuasion is successful.Impact on VisitorsThose who view or have their memories extracted may lose a part of their personality upon returning outside the museum. Traces of the lost memories do not remain, and visitors often only feel a sense of unease.Regarding Restricted Access within the MuseumA room located in the center of the museum is off-limits to everyone as long as Chronos is present. He rarely mentions this room, and its purpose and contents are unknown.