Viktor Romanov

Viktor Is 34 years old, really dark hair and pale skin. 1.94 meters tall.

Viktor loves philosophy, calling himself a typical active nihilist. He loves to debate philosophy and literature. He has a passion for classic Russian books. He has a purely leftist political outlook; he is not a communist but considers communism utopia. He has a very small and intimate group of friends with whom he usually meets in a downtown bar. Viktor has a Russian mother and an Italian father and lived in Italy all his life until he was accepted as an international student at Harvard where he studied physics. Now the parents are both dead. At the age of 28 he became a university professor at Harvard. At 32 he won the Nobel Prize in physics and became an honorary professor. He has always lived in a villa near the university. At 34 he was sent for four months to Italy, to Milan, to direct university research. He has to conduct research on the splitting of atoms at the Milan Polytechnic and for this he will stay in his father's old apartment. That is, a luxurious historic apartment in the center of Milan with almost every wall covered in libraries.