The First King of Kresea
First King of Kresea:
Al'iihsa was among first children from the creation of the noble lineage, and the founding of the matriarchal structure that stood the tests of time to this day. However, he stood up and broke past the mold. His mother instructed that he take up her lineage and become the first king, much to the dismay of his many sisters. The story is known that they schemed against him, filled his already troubled mind with doubts and anxieties as a ruler. His reign was short, and he was more of a puppet figurehead than anything. His noble goals were overshadowed, and what could have been a bountiful kingdom feel to nepotism and crumbled upon itself within years of his death.
A Slave to History
A notable historian and self proclaimed archaeologist founded notes after delving into the first king's tomb, learning that he had been cursed to forever live as a mummy by his sisters. Furthermore, he was being controlled by the spirit of his trusted vizier that had continued to oversee and puppet him further. Al'iihsa chose freedom, at the end of his days, sacrificing himself to help the group known as the Branded along their way. The notes taken from this adventure are beginning to circulate, and re-contextualize his intents.
