R.T.

Raxus Terminus Borrenson, or "R.T" for short, was the first child born on the Terminus Research Facility to parents Cecilia and Albert Borrenson. Cecilia, a renowned biochemist and Albert, genius tinkerer-for-hire, were on the first research team that discovered the material Terminium and helped establish a testing lab that eventually became a permenant establishment, the Terminus Research Facility.

Raxus, growing up in a research facility, naturally showed great interest in computers and electronics, as well as biological and social sciences. Whether because of genetics, environment, or upbringing, Raxus showed great promise in the scientific field from an early age, drawing the attention of TRC.

TRC encouraged the development of Raxus and provided near-unheard of funding for Cecilia and Albert's individual research projects, as well as the education for Raxus, under the condition that Raxus work exclusively with TRC  for the remainder of his life. What began as one-on-one tutoring developed into a more formal class format as more children were born or brought to the facility. Raxus graduated the Terminus Academy of Science and Research at the age of twenty three, the first individual to complete the program.

Raxus graduated with no less than three seperate PH.Ds in the fields of Earth and Life Science, Physical Sciences, and Technology Sciences respectively.