The Glyph of Animo (Mind)

The Glyph of Animo, also known as the Wisdom Glyph, gives its users the ability to alter their own mind and in some cases, alter the minds of others. Rogue Philosophers (wielders of the Wisdom Glyph) are relentlessly hunted by the Empire, due to just how subtly destructive and powerful a Philosopher can become, having the potential to consume knowledge at almost incomprehensible levels, actively access their entire memory and boost several abilities connected to the mind... They can boost their senses and problem solve at Rapid rates, they can speed up and slow down their perceptions, enabling them more or less time to utilize their power of thought, however much like the Glyph of Corpus, The Wisdom Glyph puts a colossal strain on a Philosopher's mind, the dangers of irresponsibly using the Glyph are absolutely outstanding, being a brain dead vegetable for the rest of Your life or having a brain aneurysm in a heartbeat is a very unattractive prospect, thusly the practice of Wisdom Glyph users must be extremely thorough and careful because having Your eyes explode after trying to read 300 books in one sitting fucking sucks.

And here we are, just people minding our own business when boom, every shred of information that Your mind has ever picked up is copied and pulled into someone else while a block of random information, that isn't Yours is stuffed into Your brain, that's the thing about Master Philosophers, they can get at the very thing that makes You, You, They can take bits of information from minds with a single touch, they become like living processors, just utterly infallible machines that are so endlessly efficient that it would be wiser to just wait for them to burn out, they can see, hear, smell, taste and feel just about everything within a mile radius, if I were to meet such a being, I'd just run away, who knows how long it could keep going for with that level of power, nasty business indeed.

The Glyph of Animo appears as a tree-like symbol, the Glyph is often adopted by those devoted to knowledge, little do the Scholars of Mars know just how lethal the Philosophers that they envy really are.