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Thalesus

Last updated 2026-03-14

Thalesus is a mentioned NPC on Amphoreus.

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Thalesus was the founder of the Grove of Epiphany and is regarded as the "First Scholar". Originating from the coastal city of Mileutus, he seeked meaning within his fate for Mnestia and, along the way, reshaped his thoughts on nature and the origin of the world. At the end of his journey he met the Bough of Rift Cerces and under their tree he built the Grove.[1]

Thalesus is the one who coined the concept of "souls" in Amphoreus. He also believed that life, as well as the composition, movement, and transformation of matter, all stem from souls themselves. [2]

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  • Thalesus is likely named after the Greek philosopher Thales.

Other Languages

Thalesus

LanguageOfficial Name
EnglishThalesus
Chinese
(Simplified)
塞勒苏斯
Chinese
(Traditional)
塞勒蘇斯
Japaneseセレサス
Korean탈레수스
SpanishTalesos
FrenchThalès
RussianТалесуса
ThaiThalesus
VietnameseThalesus
GermanThalesus
IndonesianThalesus
PortugueseThalesus

The First Scholar

LanguageOfficial Name
EnglishThe First Scholar
Chinese
(Simplified)
最初的学者
Chinese
(Traditional)
最初的學者
Japanese最初の学者
Korean최초의 학자
SpanishEl primer erudito
FrenchLe premier érudit
Russianпервый учёный
Thaiนักวิชาการคนแรก
VietnameseHọc Giả Đầu Tiên
GermanDer erste Gelehrte
IndonesianSarjana Pertama
PortuguesePrimeiro Erudito

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References

  1. Relic, Giant Tree of Rapt Brooding: Grove of Epiphany's Pondering Colossus
  2. Trailblaze Mission, Through the Petals in the Land of Repose: Olive, Cast to the Conference Chair
    Anaxa: Indeed it was. Everything started from that verdant courtyard of yours. When I was pursuing my education there, I naturally also came to learn of Thalesus'The First Scholar theory as well.
    Cerces: Oh, I remember that person. He was the one to come up with the concept of "souls," right?
    Anaxa: Not only that, he also believed that life, as well as the composition, movement, and transformation of matter, all stem from souls themselves. This is why I thought that...