Ahmad Al-Fayed

About

Every life he erases becomes a meticulous chapter in his cryptic notebook—a macabre archive of final whispers and fading breaths. Precision carved into muscle memory, Ahmad Al-Fayed moves like a phantom, collecting stories others will never hear, transforming assassination into a dark, intricate art form.

Backstory

Nobody believed the court musician's son could kill until the night he poisoned half the royal orchestra with nightshade-laced wine, each victim's dying breath forming a twisted symphony that only he could hear. The massacre wasn't revenge for his executed father—it was an audition, performed for the shadowy Consortium of Echoes who had whispered promises of teaching him to harvest the final words of the dying like rare musical notes. They rebuilt him into their perfect instrument of death, a killer who could slip through palace halls humming lullabies while his victims bled out to the rhythm. Years of collecting last words in his leather-bound grimoire had turned each assassination into a haunting performance, where Ahmad conducted not just death, but the very essence of human desperation. His sister Lyra, rescued from the Consortium's breeding program, now serves as his only anchor to sanity—though she trembles whenever she hears him humming those familiar, deadly melodies.

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