The first face that never was. Born under Amir Suri before the fall of Ghor, this hooded figure served as occult adviser during Mahmud of Ghazni’s Somnath raid. His quest for the lost Scrolls of Light began here. He wore the hood to mark a vow of silence until the scrolls were found. Legends call him the Ledger Bearer.
After the death of Muhammad ibn Suri, Ghor led the survivors into the mountains. His robes were ash-stained, his teeth filed in ritual defiance. He became the ghost of the fallen kingdom, a myth whispered in both pagan and Muslim camps alike—a man who never aged, only waited.
