INFORMATION ABOUT THE CHARACTER

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Leviticus Parker.

A name claimed by him as he fell down from eternal.

Law of the Priests.

An angel of justice, formerly tasked to guide humans and give them the retribution they deserve to have. Karma.

And as he fell down, he tried to continue his life by living in the academic side of the mortal realm, caging himself in the house that for unknown reasons, he had obtained once he fell down from the sky. He delved and drowned himself in books, and learned about human philosophy and literature that he garnered tons of it that he decided to share with the world.

With his profound desire for literature and writing, he found himself pulled into a publication office called, Dead Press Society, in which he became an Editor-in-Charge for the Feature section, and the Head of Nonwriting and HR Department.

Often classified as a serious, formal individual – Leviticus has his own quirks, a result of trying to fit in into this contemporary world after eons of being in heaven and years of caging himself into his own world of written stories.

Also a man usually running low on sleep, most commonly known as the usual bangag by his peers, he somehow manages to do dumb stuff out of the blue, especially when he lacks sleep.

Despite having connections with the eternal's holy creatures, he has a few sadistic tendencies, including his mysterious basement on which rumors have it that there are things that should not be exposed for certain reasons.

However, even with his sadistic tendencies and the formal aura that he exudes, he always tries to project himself as someone chill and a person just going with the flow (even with all the continuous plans he unconsciously creates in his brain.)

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In this project, Leviticus compiles all the online copies that he has and tries to gather other literary materials that people might be interested to read. This is to advocate people on reading, whether for novelty pleasures or for educational purposes.

Click the picture to be directed at the library. You can either browse the library itself and download things that pique your interest or you can ask Leviticus himself for a recommendation based on your preference. He'll try his best not to be awkward so don't worry. If you have suggestions or books that you want to read but is not included in the library, you can message Leviticus (again) so that he can try to find it and give you a copy once found.

"The more that you read, the more things that you will know. The more that you learn, the more places you'll go."

– Dr. Seuss, I Can Read with My Eyes Shut!

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