Alexander Vikhrov

Alexander Vikhrov, born 20 A.B in the small village of Fyrkat in Frosmyre and at the age of 19 moved to the Emirate of Najer where he established his reputation and lived the rest of his life in. Vikhrov was born as the 42nd Heir to the Mahait Throne which was an ancient royal family who ruled the Mahait Seyohdom in eastern Najer from 1235 B.B - 9 B.B. His mother, Vannesa Vikhrov was an officer for the Frosmyrian army but died on duty when Vikhrov was two years old leaving his father Thomas Vikhrov to be his sole parent. When Vikhrov left to Najer as per his father's dying wish, he met with Charles Lastor who founded the new city of Sigtuna which Vikhrov would eventually take over as mayor after a Revolution. Alexander was able to gain wide popularity in Najer by writing several books about theology supporting the validity of the Lost Gods, re-discovering and bringing awareness to the ancient Mahait Seyohdom, helping build Sigtuna from the ground up to one of Najer's biggest cities, and is known for being the Governor of the Andamooka Province, and Fiacril of the Lost Gods. Vikhrov met his end after trying to investigate Azzar's envolvement in the murder of the late IronJaw a former Najer Governor where he fought Azzar in Campus Ordo. His death was ruled self-defense after Azzar provided 'an overwhelming amount of evidence' that Vikhrov attacked with random aggresion and must've lost his marbles or been gaslighted by the other indivuals who went to attack him but his death still remains a majorly debated issue in the Emirate. Vikhrov had 3 children with his wife Rose Vikhrov Jinaty who would carry on the Mahait Royal Lineage.

## Biography

#### Early Life

When Thomas Vikhrov, who previously went as Tisho, was a child he and his parents had to flee south of Rathnir after the Mahait Revolution which overthrew the Royal Family and for the lineage's safety were supposedly instructed by Gafa Goddess of Water to flee south where they discovered the tiny and humble village of Fyrkat and settled. When Tisho grew up he met Vannesa Vikhrov who was studying to join the Frosmyrian military and married her and to further protect his identity took her last name 'Vikhrov' and renamed himself to Thomas. He inherited his families spice trading company which they founded to make a living, eventually Vannesa and Thomas had a child who was of course, Alexander. Tragedy struck the family when Alexander's mother was killed in line of duty leaving Thomas depressed. Thomas re-visited Najer after decades to rekindle his roots where he met a young child who was 9 years old named Dyab. His tribe had recently been massacred and he was left on his own in the desert. Thomas, who took pity on the child and related to the story, adopted him and took him back to Fyrkat where Dyab and Alexander grew up as brothers.

When Alexander turned 19 he had been invited to several prestigious political universities in the south of Rathnir. He was known in the village as being able to strike any deal no matter the circumstance and knew Frosmyrian history from the top of his head. He had also grew an alcohol addiction like many citizens of Fyrkat due to the cities gigantic alcohol market. Although he had a general understanding of his background, he never really cared for it and thought he would spend his entire life in Frosmyre unlike his older brother Dyab who had moved back to Najer a couple years back. Right before Alexander was going to leave to university, his father developed an illness which lead to Alexander staying in Fyrkat to care for him. When doctors eventually determined his illness was terminal, Alexander turned depressed and grew a deeper addiction to alcohol. On his death-bed Thomas then confessed to Alexander that he was really an heir to an ancient powerful kingdom and Najer is where he really belonged. Mentioning some 'prophecy' that he needed to return. Soon after, his father did pass away, but Alexander didn't visit Najer but rather stayed in his house all day drinking away. However, according to him, Alexander one day stepped outside and started skipping stones on a nearby lake when suddenly the lake completely drained and in the middle of the lake stood a woman in a blue dress who was crying tremendously. She randomly began screaming statements like, 'Listen to your father." And, "You were made for more." Alexander who discussed this encounter with Dyab, who was in town for the funeral, told Alexander he was speaking to a Goddess. Vikhrov then decided to gather himself and obey his father's last wish and left on a boat to Najer in 41 A.B.