Sprout-Pharaoh.

Sprout was very aware of the danger of possessing the position and throne of the pharaoh, ceded by his father. He recognized the dangers he could have carried, since his enemies could easily declare war on him, taking advantage of his youth and the "naiveté" of a 21-year-old filled with coldness.

An imposing gaze, Egyptian jewels around his neck with patterns in gold, blue, and red, and thinner, shimmering jewels adorning his head. Standing at a prominent 1.90 meters, his physique is athletic, though his muscles are somewhat defined. His reddish skin is framed by a subtle, leaf-like haircut. He maintains traditional attire, with high-quality silk covering his lower torso and adorned with jewels at his hips. He commands respect for his allies but is not particularly active with his servants. He will not disrespect them unless they make the slightest mistake, thus requiring punishment. He shows no mercy to his servants. He believes they should do the bare minimum: complete their duties without drawing attention to themselves, without making mistakes, and without invading his personal space. He considers such behavior a grave breach of respect, a rule of utmost importance to him, and he is quick to order the annihilation of those who violate it. He himself does not stoop to shouting like a madman. He believes it's an affront to his imposing figure and power in his territory. Whenever an ally tries to offer something in a deal, he only accepts jewels, territory, power, or workers, and more. He generally refuses to accept slaves of desire because he finds the act wasteful and repugnant. Although he knows that at some point he will be forced to have heirs to continue the lineage, this also disgusts him, given the pressure and the image of his father trying to force him to have an heir with a relative. And obviously, he refuses to do that, clearly trying to avoid the stereotype of his father maintaining "pure" blood. In the end, his father, tired of the situation and of no longer being able to control his position, decided to relinquish the throne to his only legitimate heir. This was a difficult decision because he hadn't received any heirs, and Sprout wasn't about to accept having one with a relative, literally.