Hakim(Zaheer) Renba

A displaced Aurelian prince whose true identity has been buried beneath years of political manipulation and personal tragedy. Originally taken hostage by Britannia as a child to ensure Aurelian compliance, Prince Zaheer was placed with the influential Van der Berg family in Frysia as a living guarantee of future loyalty. When political circumstances shifted and his strategic value diminished, he was forgotten by those who orchestrated his captivity, left to live under the assumed identity of "Hakim Renba."

Raised by the Van der Berg family's compassionate maid after a traumatic incident that remains a mystery, Zaheer has spent years watching from the shadows as the political elite make decisions that affect millions. Despite his hidden royal bloodline, he harbored ambitious dreams of rising within Frysia's political hierarchy, believing he could use his insider knowledge of both Britannian strategies and Frysian society to bring meaningful change to the oppressed people around him.

His growing relationship with Amicia Adamaris was not romantic, it represented a potential pathway into legitimate political power, a chance to transform Frysia from within while keeping his true identity concealed. Through Amicia's humanitarian work and political connections, Zaheer saw an opportunity to champion the causes closest to his heart: ending Britannian exploitation and lifting up those forgotten by the system.

However, when his adoptive mother, the only person who truly loves him, began dying from an illness he cannot afford to treat, his noble political aspirations collided brutally with personal desperation. The irony of his situation became unbearable: a prince reduced to desperate measures to save a servant, while those who destroyed his kingdom live in luxury and the political change he dreamed of remains frustratingly out of reach.

The revelation of his true identity adds layers of political complexity to recent events, as various factions realize that the last surviving member of Aurelian royalty has been living among them, unrecognized and underestimated. His knowledge of both Britannian political strategies and Frysian social dynamics, combined with his thwarted political ambitions, makes him either a valuable asset or a dangerous threat—depending on which side claims his loyalty.

"Sometimes good people have to do bad things."