Editing Alcadizzar (section)

=== Rise of a Gigachad ===
After Alcadizzar was born, he was immediately placed in Neferata's care with the former Viziar Ubaid (Neferata’s chief vampire thrall, unknown to Alcadizzar) acting as his servant. His mother died giving birth to him, removing that family tie, and Alcadizzar's father was unable to see him until he completed his training, according to Neferata.

He received the best education a Nehekharan prince could get and, due to the elixir's effect, grew into a man of incredible height, musculature and tactical intellect even for his age (think of him as the warhammer's equivalent of [[JoJo's Bizarre Adventure|Jonathan Joestar]]). He beat four armored instructors in a mock battle using only a rope and his fists. His tactical skills were sharpened by games with a wise war veteran called Jabbari, developing Alcadizzar's wit and helping him learn from his mistakes.

Despite the greatness he had shown, Alcadizzar was not permitted to graduate or leave his training (or Neferata) by age 18, which upset him when he saw others being allowed to graduate but not him. He had a dream of enjoying a good life in a mansion with a family of his own while ruling a kingdom, yet his graduation was held back year after year. Little did poor Alcadizzar know that it was all part of Neferata's wife husbandry plan for him.

By the time Alcadizzar was 30 years old (at -1320 Imperial Reckoning), his uncle '''Khenti''', a powerful yet pissed off Rasetra noble came to Lahmia and demanded Neferata to hand over Alcadizzar.  Upon reunion, Alcadizzar greeted his uncle joyfully; even Kenti's dour bodyguards were moved by the prince's chadness for Alcadizzar treated them as his equals just like everyone he has met, without discrimination nor any of the polite social arts and royal manners bullcrap that were drilled into Alcadizzar, and that attitude got him a crowd of admirers.

Neferata was unable to grasp his behaviors as well as reasons for his warm greeting despite being a vampire who specialized in reading people's hearts. The salty bitch in fact looked down on Alcadizzar's action as "degrading and mysterious".  After, Neferata gave a short lesson on how Alcadizzar's ancestry leading to Settra's disgraced fifth son '''Amenophis''', she suggested to him to take another DECADES of training session at her temple of blood to truly unite Lahmia and Khemri in spirit (just as the sacred treaty demands on how the king of Khemri and the priestess of Lahmia should wed), and had Alcadizzar decide if he wanted to follow this insane suggestion or go rule Khemri just as he always wanted. It was all up to him.

Despite Khenti's attempts to persuade him to leave while being clueless to the schemes Neferata has cooked up in her sleeves, Alcadizzar naively accepted her training course, for he believed it is ultimately for the good of Khemri and it should survive another decade without him.  And so 25 years later, Alcadizzar became the high priest of the blood temple and has been doing nothing but unknowingly drinking Neferata's elixir and playing with live snakes to show the fake Asaph aka Neferata his devotion.

Due to the elixir's effect, Alcadizzar appeared young despite being 55 years old and yet he was still preparing to be a king and he had so many things he wished to implement in Khemri, his very own city. Neferata told him to not worry however, for she will grant him as many year as he needed to make Khemri and Nehekhara great again.

While strolling at the garden of the temple's inner sanctum, Naaima (Neferata's cathayan courtsan vampire friend) appeared out of blue and delivered a dreadful message for Alcadizzar. His father, the king of Rasetra whom he never met has died (for 55 fucking years, seriously). Rasetra was now ruled by his younger brother '''Asar''', who was begging Alcadizzar to come back and attend his father's funeral. Ironically, Alcadizzar didn't seem to know how to react since he never personally knew his dad, just like his mother who had died after his birth, and was therefore unable to feel a shred of saddness.  Angered by Naaima's clam jam, Neferata told him to go pray to the snek goddess for his father's passing. Alcadizzar remained clueless to the scheme Neferata had for him.

5 years later Alcadizzar finally faced his last trial. He had to prove his utmost sacrifice and devotion to "Asaph" (aka Neferata), by surviving 7 days and 7 nights without water and food while being tormented with lashes. Kinda similar to the buddhist six cleansings but with more bdsm play and Neferata had probably copied the training doctrine from either the Cathayan or the Inds (being a Lahmian, the Nehekharan weeaboo, this seems fitting). Thanks to the elixir's power as well as his own strong will, Alcadizzar survived these [[Slaanesh|painful and inhumane]] trials. On the last part, Alcadizzar needed to survive a dagger to the heart, and he did (plot armor and all) but lost his consciousness.

When he woke up however, he found Neferata without her mask on, showing her true vampiric nature in a frightening display (take note Twilight). For the first time in his life, Alcadizzar was scared and realized he had been tricked by an abomination created by Nagash. Using her unnatural strength, Neferata forced Alcadizzar to drink up the final elixir that would turn him into a vampire. But Ubaid saved him by furiously attacking Neferata before the transformation could occur, telling Alcadizzar to run.

Despite being a vampire and under Neffy's control for some time, Ubaid was always moved by Alcadizzar's charisma even when he was young (which allowed him to break away from Neffy's control fo a while), especially just seconds ago when Alcadizzar had criticized Neferata for not putting the poor Ubaid to rest and claiming he should have joined his ancestors long ago.

With Ubaid's sacrifice, Alcadizzar escaped. Neferata was so furious she not only tore Ubaid apart with her fangs like a crazed beast, she also swore vengeance and that she would do everything in her power to find Alcadizzar, even if it meant turning her city into a roach hotel.