Ulysses Wilhelm

Ulysses is an eccentric historian whose particular quirk is his uncontrollable dozing. His incredible memory serves him well as the Ultimate Historian, allowing him to memorize and remember any historical fact. However, when it comes to trivial information unrelated to history, Ulysses presents an astonishing incompetence at memorizing things, having to note down his daily happenings, along with reminders from birthdays, to even actions that should be habits, such as brushing his teeth.

GENDER Male HEIGHT 5'7" (170 cm) WEIGHT 128 lbs (58 kg) AGE 19 DATE OF BIRTH ♓ March 15th LIKES Trivia, Puzzles DISLIKES Sleeping, Computers Ulysses is a skinny young man of short stature. He has white skin and navy blue eyes. His hair is medium-length and brown in color, on top of being slightly wavy. Most of his hair is combed to the right, but the sides of his hair are of a much lighter and grayish brown compared to the darker and more pure brown on top of his head. He also wears brown and gold spectacles just under his eyes. Ulysses wears a formal brown jacket with gold edges on the bottom. The buttons and accessories on his shoulders are also gold. Underneath his jacket is a blue striped jacket with an owl feather pendant tied to it. His pendant also serves as a quill for writing[1]. Underneath said shirt is a white underlayer with a dark gold tie. Ulysses wears light brown pants with a single button on top. His footwear is tan and laced, with brown edges. This poor memory is hinted to be the reason why he often lacks sleep; with the events on the train being “the most sleep he’s ever gotten in a week.”, simply because he forgets to take a break. Another possibility is that his extreme focus on work comes at the expense of other needs, including sleep, which often results in him forgetting to take care of his basic needs. His eccentricity does tend to push people away. When meeting new people, such as during the prologue, he tends to interrupt everything and furiously takes notes mid-conversation, loudly whispering the things he writes about. Despite his unusual behavior, Ulysses proves to be a valuable asset during trials due to his intelligence. His knack for memorizing information and use of his notebook allows him to connect and corroborate evidence easily, posing critical questions that furthers the discussion.