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Ugh, that's unfair. I already wrote the description, and then you suddenly removed it! We should stick with what we created. Otherwise, are you even serious?
"Timothy!" – that was the first thing the scientist exclaimed in horror when he saw the result of his monstrous experiment. A heart-wrenching cry echoed through the village that night, announcing the birth of a new... life? Since then, the homunculus Timothy lived his 15 minutes of carefree life until the enraged villagers burst in with axes and pitchforks and killed his creator. Fortunately, the newborn creature managed to jump out the window. (Otherwise, we would have had to clear a path to the door from the corpses of naive townswomen.) Since then, Timothy has been traveling the world. He hasn't talked to his cousin Prokofy for a while. It seems Prokofy is some kind of popular figure in the village... something like a lumberjack or a blacksmith? The homunculus doesn't really care. He's just doing his job.
It's very strange that you weren't bothered by the 339%, which is what I was initially trying to achieve. Well, I figured I'd have to add at least 5 to intelligence anyway. So, is that a balanced stat distribution for the homunculus? The only imbalance here is the aristocrat's ability; remove that from his available choices and quickly adjust the skill set.
WhiteLizard
