Egypt Au

John is the new Emperor. Emperors don't live long (set-ups, poison, mercenaries, health, and so on). For many generations, they don't live more than five years after becoming Emperor. That's why Emperors are even called "death row," and from the very first day of their reign, they are painted white—as if to show the skin color of a dead man, so that everyone knows what awaits the next Emperor. ‎Lo is one of the most important people in the Emperor's court. He is the first to come to the Emperor every day to make sure he is alive and to paint him. He has already outlived two Emperors. Before John, his older sister, Sasha, was Empress, but like the others, she was soon killed. John is not going to leave things as they are. ‎Dylan is the Emperor's advisor; he usually doesn't care who he serves; they don't live long. Very good friends with Lo, often betting on who will die for how much. ‎Ebardo is a mercenary, I don't know what else to say: r ‎Raya-Prime is not a native, so she doesn't go into details or the inner circle of the Emperor's court, but she is the one responsible for the country's development, essentially an engineer. ‎ And so another day, Lo arrives before everyone else and enters the emperor's chambers, thinking that he has already been on his feet for a long time, but no... John was sleeping peacefully on the bed, not even suspecting that Lo had already arrived

Appearance and Face: The character has pale skin and distinctive features. Particularly striking are the dark circles under her eyes, creating a "magical" or tired look, and her wide, slightly predatory smile. Her hair is long and dark brown, falling loosely over her shoulders.

Headdress and jewelry: A complex gold crown, reminiscent of a diadem with sun rays or horns, alludes to the iconography of goddesses (such as Hathor or Isis). The look is completed by massive round earrings and numerous gold elements in the hairstyle.

Clothing and Color Scheme The costume is built on the contrast of white and rich orange-gold colors, which are traditionally associated with divinity and the sun in Egyptian culture.

Top: An open, high-collared robe decorated with gold patterns. Wide gold bracelets and armbands are visible on the arms. Belt: Wide belt with raised symbols that accentuates the waist. Bottom: A long cape skirt draped around the legs. It's layered: white fabric in front and striped (tiger stripes) in the back, adding movement and strength to the look. Details and symbols

Tattoos/Decorations: White patterns resembling ritual symbols or tribal tattoos are visible on the left shoulder and forearm. Shoes: Sandals with characteristic crisscrossing straps are visible on the feet.