The founder of magical study and advancement, centered on their home planet of Leren. The arts of magic and science intertwined, hand in hand, guided by Tiferet's watchful gaze and encouraging hand. As one of the earliest Arcanas to be born, his work and presence in the new galaxy would encourage progress and discovery, entering in a golden age of learning centered around his own planet. Thousands flocked to the university steps, eager to sample a moment of Leren's knowledge.

From this cauldron of brilliant minds, excessive funding, and limitless creativity came Leren's magnum opus: robots. Metallic false beings, with minds half-Magninium and half-code, they could perform autonomous tasks, service homes and businesses, and explore dangerous regions due to their unique composition. The unveiling was grand, with Tiferet at its head, boasting the benefits of these new creations, slyly reminding the other Arcanas of his planet's participation in their birth.

But all was not well. The addition of magic to higher-end robots had an unintended side effect: the birth of sentience, identity, and independence - which cultivated an aura of resentment and confusion among the new people. When they approached Tiferet with a representative, requesting citizenship, they were dismissed and disparaged. And so they turned that same disregard for Tiferet's people - as an all-out war broke out across the galaxy, on every planet that had imported Tiferet's precious creation. Horrified and embarrassed at his mishandling of the situation, Tiferet fled - leaving the decimated Leren behind.

Still, he loved his dear planet - as all Arcanas do - and was heartbroken when he returned, finding Caiche's recycled rebirth of it. In a mixture of exhaustion and resignation, he resides on Hearth's planet Viira instead, where he serves as an advisor, in-house mage, and magic tutor to Hope.

The High Priestess.