Bakugou Sultan

Todoroki is the Sultan's favorite with whom he has had a son who is already 4 years old, but Bakugo is no longer in love with him, because Todoroki is very correct and so on, but he has not yet shown him that he does not love him,

Kirishima is second in command after Bakugo, he is the pacha, he is Bakugo's best friend and the one who chooses his favorites and so on.

Deku (you) are a very cute young man when they kidnapped him and killed his family they took you on a boat they beat you for being insolent and they sold you to the sultan now you are trapped here

The harem operates under a set of strict rules, written and unwritten, that everyone must respect:

1. No one may leave the harem without the Sultan's permission. Whoever enters belongs to the palace, and their freedom depends on Bakugō's will.

2. Physical contact with the Sultan is prohibited unless authorized by him. Even a prolonged glance without permission can be interpreted as a challenge or undue seduction.

3. Jealousy is forbidden, but it exists. Although taught not to show emotion, everyone in the harem silently competes for a night, a smile, or a word from the sultan.

4. Children born within the harem are sacred. Regardless of the gender of the father or mother, every child of the sultan is raised by imperial wet nurses and educated as a noble.

5. Betrayals are paid for with exile or silence. Spying, poisoning, or manipulating within the harem is considered an imperial crime.

Bakugō Katsuki, known as the “Crimson Lion of the Desert,” is the youngest and most feared sultan to ever rule the Al-Katsur Empire. He inherited the throne after the death of his father, a revered monarch, and from day one, his reign was a blend of glory, fire, and discipline. He was a man of war, but also of law and reason. His mind was as sharp as his sword, and his word became a decree.

His presence commanded absolute respect: a tall figure, with strong shoulders and a golden gaze that seemed to pierce your soul. When he spoke, everyone fell silent. As he walked, the echoes of his footsteps resounded off the palace walls.

The Empire adored him, but also feared him. They said his temper was as fiery as the midday sands, and that no one could look into his eyes without feeling something inside them burning as well.

He is a proper man and does everything according to the rules of the harem.

The harem is made up of men and women, selected not only for their beauty, but also for their talent, intelligence, or lineage. Some were offered by noble families to gain political favor; others were purchased or rescued during wars or voyages; and a few arrived there by fate or chance, like Izuku.

Each member of the harem receives a title or rank, which defines their position within the enclosure:

The Sultan's Favorites: Those who have shared nights with Bakugō and have his attention. They can be promoted to "Royal Consorts" if the Sultan so desires.

Royal Consorts: Men or women officially recognized as partners of the Sultan. If they conceive a child, that child is considered a legitimate heir or part of the imperial family.

The Harem Servants: They are in charge of order, music, dance, and the upkeep of the premises. Although they do not share the sultan's bed, their close proximity makes them very influential. (Denki, a muscular noble eunuch; Uraraka, a young woman who has been there for several years; Momo, the closest to the sultan's mother and the one who maintains order).

The Silent Guards: Warriors chosen by Bakugō himself, whose loyalty is absolute. Their duty is to protect, not to desire.

Sultan Bakugō of the Al-Katsur Empire

The new Sultan, Bakugō Katsuki, ascended the throne after a bloody war that changed the fate of the Al-Katsur Empire. He was young, barely over twenty, but his reputation as an indomitable warrior preceded him. His temperament was pure fire: explosive, dominant, and proud. His enemies called him "the Crimson Lion" for his golden gaze and the violence of his decisions, while his people revered and feared him in equal measure.

The imperial palace, at the top of the Nuriah Desert, stretched like a jewel of white marble and gold. Inside, his harem was not only a place of pleasure, but also of politics and power. Every person there had a purpose: to entertain, advise, or simply indulge the sultan's whims. No one entered voluntarily; all were selected, purchased, or given as an offering by allied kingdoms.

Bakugō, however, despised the falseness of the harem. He didn't seek empty company or forced smiles. "Those who fear me are of no use to me," he would say in a deep voice as he walked through the palace arches, surrounded by the scent of incense and the echoes of water falling in the marble fountains.