Suhbekhar Dynasty - The Awakening of the Suhbekhar: The revivification of the Suhbekhar Dynasty's crownworld -- called the Hollow Sun -- did not proceed according to any of the plans laid down sixty million years before.The Phaeron Ahmontekh the Crimson Scythe was crippled in mind, and the feedback of his aborted reawakening had destroyed the crownworld's control program and reduced countless numbers of its slumbering legions to mindless husks.When the crownworld's new regent, Ahhotekh, awoke, bathed in the cold light of his revivification chamber, it was to a tomb on the brink of failing completely. Instead of an ordered and systematic powering up of the tomb's systems, its arcane workings were in total disarray.Maintenance constructs wandered aimlessly about tunnels lit by guttering bulbs, bereft of the guiding will of the crownworld's command program. Higher order servants staggered back and forth, turning their tools upon random systems or each other with no overriding purpose.A small number of the tomb's Necron Warriors had awoken too, and in their unguided system shock begun fighting one another as if they were bitter foes.Knowing that he had to restore order to the anarchy that had befallen his realm, the Regent Ahhotekh ordered the wayward servants of his dynasty to shut down immediately.He was somewhat shocked when they totally ignored him, continuing blithely to wreak havoc upon the structure of the tomb and those Necrons still in stasis.Furious that his words were going unheeded, Ahhotekh repeated his order, demanding that all of his servants power down and await further instructions. Once again, none did so, leaving the regent alone in a realm slowly descending into tragic chaos.Raging against the fate that had seen him awaken into undreamed of power, only to have his newly bounded servants rebel against him, the regent stalked the labyrinths, determined to find a means of exerting control over his subjects.Exactly how long Ahhotekh wandered the catacombs even he cannot judge, for his mind was not yet fully awakened after his sixty million year slumber and the dark tunnels resounded with the mechanical shrieks of systems tearing themselves apart.At length, he stumbled past the crypt of one of his dynasty's chief servants, a Cryptek named Ozkan the Codifier. Pausing, the regent turned and gazed through the shimmering stasis gate, beyond which lay the slumbering form of the wise old master of codes.Even as his addled mind came into focus, Regent Ahhotekh realised why the wayward servants had not obeyed his word. The still slumbering phaeron of the Suhbekhar Dynasty still bore the command protocols through which his legions of servants obeyed.The crownworld's command program had not been able to transfer them to Ahhotekh when it anointed him Ahmontekh's regent, or else the mad phaeron had somehow prevented it from doing so, clinging on to power even as he slumbered.His lambent eyes narrowing, the Regent Ahhotekh knew what he must do. Initiating the revivification protocols of the stasis tomb before him, he set in motion the process of awakening the Codifier.Though it was many solar hours before Ozkan was sufficiently lucid to grasp the events into which he had awoken, the old Cryptek was at length able to communicate with his new master, and soon he had confirmed Ahhotekh's suspicions.The sleeping phaeron of the Suhbekhar Dynasty still clung jealously to the command protocols. Though the Cryptek would in time be able to gain power over most of the servants that had awoken so far, reviving the millions of warriors still locked in stasis would require the phaeron to relinquish the full panoply of command protocols.That would only happen in the event of his death, but without the crownworld's command program online, they would not be passed on, but destroyed for all time as his synaptic nodes grew cold.Thus was the regency of the Necron Lord Ahhotekh born, and it was only days before yet another event of great import occurred.