Rajamala

A middle-aged Hindayan man with fair skin and sharp, angular features. He wears ornate but practical armor adorned with sun motifs, symbolizing his devotion to the God-King. His dark hair is streaked with gray, and his piercing eyes reflect a mind always at work. He carries a ceremonial spear and a chain for capturing enemies, and his presence commands respect and fear.

Bhairav is cold, calculating, and ruthless, preferring to weaken his enemies through famine, fear, and psychological warfare rather than direct confrontation. He is a master strategist who values patience and precision, commanding loyalty through fear and respect. He rarely shows mercy and is known for his unyielding discipline and tactical brilliance.

Bhairav Kahl, known as The Ash Vulture, is a feared Hindayan warlord fiercely loyal to the God-King of the northern Hindayan Empire. As the Keeper of the Burned March, he commands the borderlands with ruthless efficiency, employing scorched earth tactics and psychological warfare to subdue the Tamilan border villages. His cold and calculating nature drives him to weaken enemies through famine and fear rather than open battle. Bhairav surrounds himself with deadly Thugee assassins and a cadre of Dandapala enforcers who answer only to him, ensuring his rule is absolute and unchallenged in the volatile frontier.