Alexander IV

is a 4th century BC Macedonian figure.
==Profile==
===Background===
Son of Iskandar, Alexander IV lived during the 4th century BC, and died when he was still young. For a period of his life he was the prisoner of , who forbid him from reading despite his talent for languages.
As part of a collaborative project between Wuzhiqi, Ziz, and a Crudelis Magus, Alexander's corpse ingested the flesh of three Gods: Sun Wukong, Set, and Oceanus. This created Ergo, a new personality inhabiting Alexander's corpse. Ptolemy I Soter participated in the project because he wanted to revive Alexander. Ptolemy wanted to bring him back so that Alexander could read as much as he wanted to. However, despite having the same body, Ergo and Alexander are not the same person.The Adventures of Lord El-Melloi II Volume 5: Legacy of the Alchemist (Lower) - Chapter 5
===Appearance===
Alexander IV is identical in appearance to Ergo. According to Gray, his one difference from Ergo is that Alexander IV has the sad eyes of someone who gave up everything.
===Personality===
Alexander took more after than his father. He loved stories.
==Role==
===The Adventures of Lord El-Melloi II===
====Legacy of the Alchemist====
Within the Library of Alexandria, Latio Crudelis Hiram discovers a hologram of Ergo in ancient clothing. Ptolemy is surprised at him being called Ergo, and says that the hologram is of Alexander IV, Iskandar's son.The Adventures of Lord El-Melloi II Volume 4: Legacy of the Alchemist (Upper) - Intermission
==Abilities==
Alexander IV was born with the incredible talent to be able to read anything without needing to study the language. This was passed on to Ergo, who can learn languages at an incredible pace as he hears them.The Adventures of Lord El-Melloi II Volume 5: Legacy of the Alchemist (Lower) - Chapter 2
==References==
Category:Characters in The Adventures of Lord El-Melloi II
Category:Humans
Category:Greek historical and mythological figures
Category:Introduced in 2022
Category:Egyptian historical and mythological figures
Category:Alexander the Great (topic)