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Introduction, My Interests, and OC count
I. Hello, I’m Wilbur, you may call me Wil or any other nickname that you wish. I enjoy roman numerals, prime numbers, insects and arachnids, writing lore, trains, animals and animal bones, and more. As of 2024, I have 500-600 original characters (OCs).
the list may not be in order

Fun Fact
II. Did you know that Oriental hornets (Vespa orientalis) have a yellow band on their abdomen and forehead spot that is able to harvest sun radiation which allows them to produce energy? The yellow strip on their abdomen can also produce a small voltage just beneath the exoskeleton which is thought to aid in physical activities such as flying or digging and help with temperature regulation.

Elaborated Interests
III. I know every prime number up to 7919. But, I can calculate the largest prime number known as of today: 2^(82,589,933) - 1. To calculate the number, multiply 2 (II) by itself 82,589,933 times, and then subtract 1 (I). The prime number, known as M82589933, is 24,862,048 digits. It’s a Mersenne prime, named after the French monk Marin Mersenne who discovered these numbers more than 350 (CCCL) years ago. To calculate a Mersenne prime, 2 (II) is multiplied by itself a number of times, and then 1 (I) is subtracted.

IV. Roman numerals intrigue me for reasons I don’t quite understand myself. As shown by this list of Wilbur-rants, I use roman numerals quite frequently. I’ll teach you how to read roman numerals, as I’ve had friends of mine who seem confused at the topic.

V. There are only a few roman numerals you would have to remember to be able to read the number: I, V, X, L, C, D, and M which is essentially 1, 5, 10, 50, 100, 500, and 1,000.

VI. Simply, if there’s a big number followed by a smaller number you add

VII. Smaller number followed by a larger number you subtract small from big

VIII. Number followed by number of equal value means you add

IX. Small number with large number above means you multiply

X. Here are some examples:
I = 1
II = 2 (1+1)
III = 3 (1+1+1)
IV = 4 (1+1+1+1)
V = 5
VI = 6
VII = 7 (5+1+1)
VIII = 8 (5+1+1+1)
IX = 9 (10-9) or (5+1+1+1+1)
X = 10
XI = 11
XIX = 19 (10+(10-1)
XX = 20 (10+10)
XXX = 30 (10+10+10)
XL = 40 (10+10+10+10) or (50-10)
L = 50
LX = 60 (50+10)
LXX = 70 (50+10+10)
LXXX = 80 (50+10+10+10) or (4(20)
XC = 90 (50+10+10+10+10) or (100-10)

XI. A lot of my original characters stem from fandoms and/or games such as Warrior Cats and Wings of Fire, though I have made multiple concepts away from fandoms and games. I’ve written around 30 unpublished books.

Fun Fact
XII. Did you know that Albert Einstein was probably autistic?

My Favorite Lioden Events
XIII. My favorite events in Lioden include the June event, February event, March event, and April event.
In that order

My Favorite Lioden NPCS
XIV. My favorite NPCS include Anubis, Aphrodisia, V’Kai, and Wenet.
In that order

My Favorite Markings
XV. My favorite markings include gilded, rosette, seal, vitiligo, and cimmerian.
In that order

My Favorite Bases
XVI. My favorite bases include ornament, gilded, anubis, albino, and chatoyant.
In that order

My Favorite Mutations
XVII. My favorite mutations include:
Adult Present Mutations: Mane Noble, Mane Succubus, Mane Imperial, Mane Frizzy, Maneless, Overgrown Claws, Mane Fuzzy, Mane Silky, Overgrown Fur
In that order

Lethal Mutations:
Conjoined, Cleft Palate, Cyclopia, Harlequin Ichthyosis, Sirnomelia, Lipomatosis, Two Heads, Extra Limbs, Deaf.
In that order

Piebalds:
Harlequin, Svelte, Slender, Cracked.
In that order

Hybrids:
Leopon, Tigon
In that order

Other Mutations:
Achromia, Melanism, Overgrown Tongue, Primal (Smilus).
In that order

Projects
XVIII. The majority of my lions are projects but it’ll usually be in their footnote. If you have any questions about the projects, please message me.

Messaging
XIX. Feel free to message me whenever, but I am decently socially awkward and I have a difficult time understanding things such as social cues and tone. Please let me know if I say anything inappropriate or disrespectful.