Born 2443 in Farzht, Persas-en-Seel in the Ctjn Empire, Rasuios was an unusual mathematician in that her most notable works and thoughts were not founded nor published until her forty-third year. Her skill with nanocrystallographic equations had been a niche discipline, but collaborating with applied microphysicists led to many breakthroughs and patents, some of which were later used in tracing materials lost to magnetopirates.

Best known for her part in drafting the Endotian Calendar, Rasuios claimed that humanity attempting to comprehend time via usage of calendars might be futile, but would open young minds to the wonder that is orderliness within the universe.

She survived one wife and five husbands, and enjoyed glazing ceramics as a hobby.

—Maie-Knoumane