The Armont family is one of the most
prominent and wealthy families in all of Britain, albeit one of the most
humble. In the mid 1800's a modest Nathaniel Armont made an early investment in
what is now one of Britain's largest and most well known banks. Surprised by
their sudden wealth and anxious not to lose it, the following generations of
Armonts have taken their gained funds and diversified them into the risk-averse
banking, insurance and investment sectors across the world. In doing so they
have seen their interests rise and soar. Today the Armont family controls a
vast financial empire. Dull as the banking and finance sector may be, it has
brought the family to billionaire status and one of the most prominent, albeit
modest and unassuming families in Britain.
The crown jewel of the family however
is the young Camden Armont. At 16 years old he is slightly tall for his age,
with neat brown hair, blue eyes and goes to school at Westminster High. For the
most part he looks like an average teenage boy but as it turns out he is
anything but average. In his short 16 years Camden has set the academic world
ablaze. Just recently he published a paper expanding on the Higgs-Boson theory
which he stated as being 'Incomplete, although I am happy to help where Professor
Higgs and Boson left off.' A chess star, he rose to the top ranking his first
year at Westminster High School and shortly after won his position as a
grandmaster. Since then he has published numerous psychology papers, patented a
handful of inventions and furthered many existing theories on the universe and
our solar system. A recent interview tells us that he is currently developing a
structure to bring 'Reliable and renewable energy with a predictable
consistency despite the weather'. Should he succeed it would mean great leaps
forward for green energy. He declines to give his IQ, but sources suggest it is
one of the highest tested. Whatever it is that makes this young man tick, we
can't wait to see what he does next.