To most, alchemy and engineering are precise sciences. To you, they are a symphony that only you can hear. From a young age, you could see the "lines of force" in stone and the "volatile potential" in liquids. You didn't learn from textbooks; you learned by pushing materials to their absolute breaking point. While your peers in the dwarven holds were forging sturdy, boring shovels, you were busy trying to condense the power of a lightning storm into a ceramic vial. Your "savant" nature makes you a genius of creation, but your lack of interest in "safety protocols" or "structural integrity" has left a trail of smoking craters behind you.
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