Captain Ibrahim Al-Haddad

About

Beneath his stoic military facade, Ibrahim Al-Haddad harbors an obsessive fascination with ancient Egyptian cryptography, meticulously collecting fragmented hieroglyphic codes that no modern scholar has ever deciphered. His compass—a relic from his grandfather's wartime journey—serves not just as a navigational tool, but as a coded map to secrets he believes will rewrite military intelligence history.

Backstory

Three drops of his grandfather's blood still stained the compass when Ibrahim inherited it—not from war, but from the night the old man carved secret navigation marks into its brass casing to guide smugglers through the naval blockade. The compass had never pointed true north; instead, it pointed toward whatever its holder needed most, a family secret that saved Ibrahim's life when he led a doomed battalion through the Whispering Canyons by following its impossible directions to hidden water sources. His legendary victory at the Battle of the Iron Peaks came not from tactical brilliance, but from trusting the compass to lead his forces through a maze of caves that shouldn't have existed, emerging behind enemy lines like ghosts materializing from stone. The marching tune he hums isn't military at all—it's the ancient smuggler's song his grandfather taught him, each note a coded direction that only the Al-Haddad bloodline remembers. His men follow him not just for his courage, but becaus

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