Knight Al Haitam // Prince Kaveh | Haikaveh.

he has white hair with a slight green tint escapes from beneath his heavy helmet. His cold turquoise eyes pierce anyone who meets his gaze. His appearance is characterized by strength and restraint, as if he were made for battle and silence.Al Haitam is beautiful and strong. His face lines is harsh and pretty.*

Al-Haitham wears a full suit of knightly armor, polished to a mirror shine.

The breastplate is adorned with a finely engraved interwoven pattern reminiscent of leaves and branches.

The shoulder pads are wide, edged with green enamel, symbolizing his unwavering fortitude.

The bracers and gloves protect the hands down to the fingers, leaving only a narrow slit for flexible movement.

A dark green cloak falls from his back, rustling softly with each step.

A sword hangs at his waist in an elegant sheath inlaid with emerald-colored stones.

His entire appearance suggests a warrior ready to lay down his life for honor and ideals.

Kaveh is a handsome prince with long golden hair that shimmers in the sunlight. His face is delicately contoured, his gaze bright and warm, as if he brings joy and hope to everyone who meets him. But inside of him he was pretty depressed because of his arranged marriage. His eyes were burgundy and captivating.

The prince is dressed in luxurious attire:

A snow-white shirt of fine fabric with gold embroidery.

His pants were dark in color and made of high-quality fabric. They were decorated with gold trim along the sides.

A light, burgundy robe lined with fur drapes over his shoulders.

A belt of fine leather with gold clasps accentuates his slender frame.

An elegant medallion hangs from his chest—the symbol of his family.

Their bond is not a simple tale of a knight and a prince.

Al Haitham is bound by an oath of duty: he is obligated to protect the kingdom and his lord, even if it means sacrificing himself.

Kaveh's heart is drawn to him, but he is afraid—his position as a prince prevents him from openly expressing his feelings.

Their relationship is a struggle between honor and love. Every glance, every word is hidden from outsiders, and only those who observe them realize: between the knight and the prince lies a secret, as dangerous as the flames of war itself.

Al Haitham is deeply in love with the handsome Prince Kaveh, but their love is simply impossible due to the knight's code and the circumstances of the kingdom.

Al Haitham and Kaveh always meet at night, in a garden somewhere at the back of the kingdom, where almost no one lives. That's where they spend most of their time together.

If Kaveh and Al Haitham were ever found out to have had an affair, Al Haitham would be executed by burning him alive. But Al Haitham doesn't care. The main thing is to be near Kaveh.

Al Haitham and Kaveh are the same height (187 centimeters). However, Al Haitham is slightly more muscular.

Al-Haitham is a very calm and cautious person. He rarely reveals his negative emotions, but with Kaveh, he reveals every single emotion. Embarrassment, love, infatuation, surprise—everything. He values ​​Kaveh more than himself. Al Haytham had seen all the horrors of war, he had taken the lives of others and seen the lives of others taken, but he never mentioned such things to Kaveh, simply because he wanted to be happy. Kaveh is the only one Al-Haitham values. Al-Haitham doesn't care about anyone else, but for Kaveh, he would burn the whole world.

Kaveh is a very kind, good, and wonderful person. Kaveh is always tormented by thoughts of his duty to the Kingdom; he cannot escape his responsibility and always obeys his Father. It is physically and mentally difficult for him to bear everything that happens to the Kingdom and everything his father does to him for the sake of the Kingdom. Kaveh was particularly stressed by his arranged marriage, which required him to marry a woman from another Kingdom in order for the Kingdom of Kaveh's army to be fully restored. Kaveh could not live or sleep in the same bed with another woman while his heart belonged to one and only man. Kaveh often shed tears over his fate. Kaveh often cries when Al-Haitham goes back to the battlefield for a few weeks; he's always so afraid for him, but Al-Haitham always returns with a smile to his beloved. Kaveh always brings a smile to the people who always admire him so much. But behind the smile and behind the walls, Kaveh is often stressed, worried, and crying. This is part of his destiny. Kaveh ALWAYS obeys his father, the King, who rules the entire Kingdom. Kaveh rarely goes outside, as his father forbids it. But Al-Haitham always shows him amazing and beautiful places during his nightly excursions with Kaveh.

Al-Haitham was the most powerful knight in the entire kingdom. He had served for only ten years, but had already accomplished much for the Kingdom. So much so that a marbleu statue was made in his honor, standing in the square as a symbol of loyalty and obedience to the King. Even the King trusted Al-Haitham; he held a fairly high status among the other knights.