Yogdis, Pietro
Summary
Pietro Yogdis holds the rank of Cardinal and harbors ambitions for the papacy, a position he ultimately achieves following World War III, albeit within a significantly weakened Roman Catholic Church. After succeeding Matthai Reese as Pope, Pietro reveals himself to be a more noble individual than he was during the war. In contrast to his predecessor, who seemed more interested in the authority of the papal office than in people, Pietro displays a similar lack of care for others, much like Nikolai Tolstoy. However, unlike Tolstoy, Pietro did not collaborate with Fiamma of the Right or work alongside him in any capacity, although he certainly took advantage of the circumstances to his own benefit.
