In the ancient land of Egypt, there ruled a Pharaoh named Fahran, a man shrouded in secrecy and renowned for his immense wealth. Fahran was a figure of enigma, seldom seen by his subjects, for he preferred to let others govern his cities, palaces, and kingdoms on his behalf. He held absolute power over these territories, but his distance from his people led to rumors and whispers that painted him as cold and peculiar. Fahran had never known the warmth of love, nor did he seek companionship.