Doctor Abdiel Janek Dokuesi

Abdiel attended the highest level schools and had a natural skill for the sciences and a fierce passion for learning. She skipped multiple grades so that she finished middle school at the age of eight. Her father Aridius, unwilling to let her into high school so young, kept her at home and hired tutors for her. However, she was only tutored for a period of about two years before she started teaching her tutors. Ariduis then simply gave up, and brought her to the largest and oldest libraries where she would devour whatever books she could find. By the time Abdiel reached the age of seventeen, she had taken a particular interest in areas of theoretical science, especially antimatter and atomic-level manipulation. After much wheedling, she convinced her father to enroll her in Nirdovar University. There, she was nearly unteachable; she went through twelve classes in the first semester. In each, she had expected to be taught, but after orientation, she would meet with the teacher over a period of several days to complete all of the tests, homework, and papers to prove she knew the subject. Scoring an average of 99.8 percent on each class, she raced through them faster than her educators could keep up. Finally, the Board of Directors gave up on trying to keep her in classes. Instead (because she was, after all, still enrolled), they gave her access to copies of all the educational resources they had and gave her a lab of her own. After two years, she applied for Bachelor's Degrees in the areas she had been studying, got them, and set off to the Haendorian Institute of Atom Fission. Unsurprisingly, she was hired immediately.

Dr. Dokuesi was the chief scientist of the Haendorian Institute of Atom Fission. She knew more about atom structure, fission, and fusion than anyone else.