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	Lamashizzar's death caught the attention of every Nehekhara ruler. They attended Lamashizzar's funeral just so they could discuss politics. Khalida [[Sisters of Battle\|at that time when comparing to her younger self has a rather masculine appearance]]. She has a scar on her face, bearing Rasetra warpaint on her right neck side, had become tanned and muscular, plus her hair was styled multiple braid tucks in one golden hoop. To the Nehekharan royal families, Khalida is an unwanted aberration, yet she was loved by her citizens in Lybaras.		Lamashizzar's death caught the attention of every Nehekhara ruler. They attended Lamashizzar's funeral just so they could discuss politics. Khalida [[Sisters of Battle\|at that time when comparing to her younger self has a rather masculine appearance]]. She has a scar on her face, bearing [[Rasetra]]n warpaint on her right neck side, had become tanned and muscular, plus her hair was styled multiple braid tucks in one golden hoop. To the Nehekharan royal families, Khalida is an unwanted aberration, yet she was loved by her citizens in Lybaras.

	After a feast of Cathayan seafood Malatang (seafood boiled using various chili spices from Cathay, so close enough) at Lahmia, Neferata tried to control her fellow Nehekharan kings and queens with the promise of rebuilding their destroyed cities and temples (thank you Nagash) with an additional yearly donation of 10,000 gold. While every other ruler drooled over Neferata's wonderful promises, Khalida was having none of it, and suddenly called Neferata out on her bullshit and for embracing Nagash's dark power, which she had learned from Aiyah (a former Lahmia servant girl Arkhan roped into helping his ritual to resurrect Neferata).		After a feast of Cathayan seafood Malatang (seafood boiled using various chili spices from Cathay, so close enough) at Lahmia, Neferata tried to control her fellow Nehekharan kings and queens with the promise of rebuilding their destroyed cities and temples (thank you Nagash) with an additional yearly donation of 10,000 gold. While every other ruler drooled over Neferata's wonderful promises, Khalida was having none of it, and suddenly called Neferata out on her bullshit and for embracing Nagash's dark power, which she had learned from Aiyah (a former Lahmia servant girl Arkhan roped into helping his ritual to resurrect Neferata).

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	After a feast of Cathayan seafood Malatang (seafood boiled using various chili spices from Cathay, so close enough) at Lahmia, Neferata tried to control her fellow Nehekharan kings and queens with the promise of rebuilding their destroyed cities and temples (thank you Nagash) with an additional yearly donation of 10,000 gold. While every other ruler drooled over Neferata's wonderful promises, Khalida was having none of it, and suddenly called Neferata out on her bullshit and for embracing Nagash's dark power, which she had learned from Aiyah (a former Lahmia servant girl Arkhan roped into helping his ritual to resurrect Neferata).		After a feast of Cathayan seafood Malatang (seafood boiled using various chili spices from Cathay, so close enough) at Lahmia, Neferata tried to control her fellow Nehekharan kings and queens with the promise of rebuilding their destroyed cities and temples (thank you Nagash) with an additional yearly donation of 10,000 gold. While every other ruler drooled over Neferata's wonderful promises, Khalida was having none of it, and suddenly called Neferata out on her bullshit and for embracing Nagash's dark power, which she had learned from Aiyah (a former Lahmia servant girl Arkhan roped into helping his ritual to resurrect Neferata).

	Khalida then challenged Neferata to a duel and the rest is history. Neferata ~~ended up killing~~ Khalida with her ~~surprise~~ vampire strength during the duel. There is also a hilarious scene where Abhorash ponders whether Neferata had any sword training at all, as well as telling her the importance of using a metal or bronze sword in a duel.		Khalida then challenged Neferata to a duel and the rest is history. Neferata won by surprising Khalida with her vampire strength and speed during the duel and stabbing her in the stomach. There is also a hilarious scene where Abhorash ponders whether Neferata had any sword training at all, as well as telling her the importance of using a metal or bronze sword in a duel.

	Although Khalida hates Neferata, Neferata did not hate Khalida (~~she might have even~~ loved Khalida... ~~too much, like we're talking incestuous overtones, so first of all,~~ yuck, but ~~if nothing else, it is~~ at least in keeping with the whole fantasy ancient Egypt theme). Neferata was saddened by the sight of dying Khalida and tried turn her into a vampire using the blood on her lips~~, but Khalida was too far gone to turn into one~~.		Although Khalida hates Neferata, Neferata did not hate Khalida (quite the opposite, Neferata loved Khalida and even had incestuous overtones towards her... yuck, but at least in keeping with the whole fantasy ancient Egypt theme). Neferata was saddened by the sight of dying Khalida and tried turn her into a vampire using the blood on her lips.

	Please note that the rulebook stated Khalida cried out to Asaph, who turned her blood into venom to prevent vampirism taking hold though not preventing her death. The novel states that Asaph did jackshit like pretty much the rest of the Nekhekara pantheon ~~throughout the story~~ and ~~given~~ how Nagash broke the covenant in the novels, its up in the air. Khalida was given a burial elaborate even by Nehekharan standards. Her funeral mask was fashioned like clothing to be worn to cover her bloodless face.		Please note that the rulebook stated Khalida cried out to Asaph, who turned her blood into venom to prevent vampirism taking hold though not preventing her death. The novel states that Asaph did jackshit like pretty much the rest of the Nekhekara pantheon and that Khalida died before Neferata's blood could take effect. Given how Nagash broke the covenant in the novels, its up in the air. Khalida was given a burial elaborate even by Nehekharan standards. Her funeral mask was fashioned like clothing to be worn to cover her bloodless face.

	Khalida was deeply remembered by many people in Nehekhara to the point that a girl belonging to a nomadic desert tribe was named after her~~; she also shared the similar interest in hawk hunting and other tomboy things the real Khalida~~ would ~~love~~ and ~~is also interested in scholarly studies just like most of Lybarasian. Alcadizzar, the last king of Khemri was wed~~ to her ~~and thus allowed her to become~~ the (last) queen of Khemri. This Khalida was known to accompany Alcadizzar on the chariot in battle, and she even once shot and killed a vampire with an arrow before it could ever hurt her husband. Sadly, she, like pretty much all the rest of ~~the Nehekharans, died in~~ Nagash's ~~bloody~~ plague, but ~~she held on to the bitter end~~, ~~and longer than her two children. Although Khalida and her tribesman scoffed at the notion of entombment and would have much preferred cremation (~~meaning there was no pyramid built for Alcadizzar and his family despite being the greatest priest king, something Alcadizzar came to regret given his beliefs and customs), Alcadizzar was unable to do so, and would rather entomb her in a commoner's crypt to serve as a memorial and a sliver of hope if the mortuary cult managed to resurrect her with a golden body. This also means she will be ~~mixed in with the commoner's dead when called upon by the tomb kings and being treated like a pleb. Although having~~ two ~~Khalida exists~~ at the same time ~~could be very cool~~.		Khalida was deeply remembered by many people in Nehekhara to the point that a girl belonging to a nomadic desert tribe was named after her, who would ironically marry Alcadizzar and become a queen similar to her namesake, even being the (last) queen of Khemri. She died of Nagash's plague but was likely brought back by Nagash's spell, meaning there could be two queen Khalidas at the same time.

	===Rebirth===		===Rebirth===

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	Khalida accompanied Settra in his massive bone torpedo at Nagash. During this time, Khalida went to Lahmia to stop Neferata from claiming it and kill her. The two met and engaged in a fight to the death, where Khalida gained the upper hand, much to Neferata's horror. Before Khalida could kill Neferata there was a storm of dark magic that ~~bore~~ them apart, with Neferata fleeing. After Settra's defeat, Lybaras was destroyed with all the other cities of Nehekhara. Khalida was presented with two options; become a Mortarch alongside cousin Neffy, or get her body destroyed and tossed into the desert to listen to Settra rant about how awesome he was forever.		Khalida accompanied Settra in his massive bone torpedo at Nagash. During this time, Khalida went to Lahmia to stop Neferata from claiming it and kill her. The two met and engaged in a fight to the death, where Khalida gained the upper hand, much to Neferata's horror. Before Khalida could kill Neferata there was a storm of dark magic that tore them apart, with Neferata fleeing. After Settra's defeat, Lybaras was destroyed with all the other cities of Nehekhara. Khalida was presented with two options; become a Mortarch alongside cousin Neffy, or get her body destroyed and tossed into the desert to listen to Settra rant about how awesome he was forever.

	After she considered resisting Nagash, Khalida chose the former, and became a leader in Nagash's [[Undead Legion]] mostly out of a desire to kill Neferata during the chaos (pun) of the End Times. She partook in the defense of the Black Pyramid, being the most competent Tomb Kings faction leader present (she was also name-dropped by Mannfred - at Arkhan's "request" - to persuade Neferata to help defend the Black Pyramid). Her forces engaged the Nurglite daemons and undead, holding the line until the trickery of Isabella and the Skaven led to the Black Pyramid's destruction. When the end of the world finally came, Khalida was manning a fortress with her mix of Nehekharan and Old World Undead. The terrified remnants of humanity and the Halflings fled to her for refuge, and at her command the Undead parted to allow the frightened mortals into her castle, then stood at attention to defend the last life on the planet as long as possible. Khalida merely sat atop the battlements with Lahmian Vampires as Neferata fled from [[Arkhan the Black\|Arkhan's]] last stand with the unconscious [[Isabella von Carstein]]. As the wave of blackness consumed the world, Khalida and Neferata held hands and commanded their forces to keep Chaos away as long as possible.		After she considered resisting Nagash, Khalida chose the former, and became a leader in Nagash's [[Undead Legion]] mostly out of a desire to kill Neferata during the chaos (pun) of the End Times. She partook in the defense of the Black Pyramid, being the most competent Tomb Kings faction leader present (she was also name-dropped by Mannfred - at Arkhan's "request" - to persuade Neferata to help defend the Black Pyramid). Her forces engaged the Nurglite daemons and undead, holding the line until the trickery of Isabella and the Skaven led to the Black Pyramid's destruction. When the end of the world finally came, Khalida was manning a fortress with her mix of Nehekharan and Old World Undead. The terrified remnants of humanity and the Halflings fled to her for refuge, and at her command the Undead parted to allow the frightened mortals into her castle, then stood at attention to defend the last life on the planet as long as possible. Khalida merely sat atop the battlements with Lahmian Vampires as Neferata fled from [[Arkhan the Black\|Arkhan's]] last stand with the unconscious [[Isabella von Carstein]]. As the wave of blackness consumed the world, Khalida and Neferata held hands and commanded their forces to keep Chaos away as long as possible.

	This was Khalida's final moment, as she and all other Tomb Kings did not survive the transition to [[Age of Sigmar]]. Isabella likewise perished, although Neferata survived into the new setting to be the plotting voice of rationality in the Death faction. Unconfirmed reports that Tomb Kings fans have taken to sending live poisonous snakes to Games Workshop HQ have been trickling in since.		This was Khalida's final moment, as she and all other Tomb Kings did not survive the transition to [[Age of Sigmar]]. Isabella likewise perished, although Neferata survived into the new setting to be the plotting voice of rationality in the Death faction. Unconfirmed reports that Tomb Kings fans have taken to sending live poisonous snakes to Games Workshop HQ have been trickling in since.

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	After that point there's a gap in fluff. We know all of jack shit about what she was doing, other than the vague "she killed a lot of Vampires". At one point she hires [[Gotrek & Felix]] to kill a Vampire for her and paid them well for their efforts, so she's clearly more willing to make friends with the living than most skin-envious Tomb Kings. It also mentions that she and Neferata have an on-going side project of trying kill each other, with the former being more hands on and the latter sending a ton of vampire assassins.		After that point there's a gap in fluff. We know all of jack shit about what she was doing, other than the vague "she killed a lot of Vampires". At one point she hires [[Gotrek & Felix]] to kill a Vampire for her and paid them well for their efforts, so she's clearly more willing to make friends with the living than most skin-envious Tomb Kings. It also mentions that she and Neferata have an on-going side project of trying kill each other, with the former being more hands on and the latter sending a ton of vampire assassins.

	At another point Settra tasked her to keep out a vigil for the return of [[Nagash]] by taking up position close to Nagashizzar, which she gladly accepted... A bit too gladly in fact, because she "declined" to hand over the position when her time was up (since it was a convenient place to look out for vampires as well). Settra wasn't entirely happy with this at first, but when his envoy came back telling him that she was ''really,'''really''', good'' at her vampire-killing job, Bone-Daddy demonstrated that he was also a gentleman on top of a boss and just let her have her fun.		At another point Settra tasked her to keep out a vigil for the return of [[Nagash]] by taking up position close to Nagashizzar, which she gladly accepted... A bit too gladly in fact, because she "declined" to hand over the position when her time was up (since it was a convenient place to look out for vampires as well). Settra wasn't entirely happy with this at first, but when his envoy came back telling him that she was ''really, '''really''', good'' at her vampire-killing job, Bone-Daddy demonstrated that he was also a gentleman on top of a boss and just let her have her fun.

	Thanks to the death mask her followers made of her, she is the only Tomb King whose face can still be recalled with clarity (barring any who had statues, Ushabti, or Sphinxes in their own likeness that survived the ages). In older lore a phantasm of her skin, unnaturally white as marble, would appear while in battle only for her to become a mere skeleton again in times of peace. She also had some semblance of flesh in her first incarnation, which could heal in battle and was as hard and pale as marble. Both pieces of lore were retconned later, replaced by the golden death mask which is cracked on one side and which she wears at all times. She still has the blessing of Asaph that the talons she wears as weapons can envenomate anyone she strikes with them, and she's supernaturally fast to the point that she can outmatch elves.		Thanks to the death mask her followers made of her, she is the only Tomb King whose face can still be recalled with clarity (barring any who had statues, Ushabti, or Sphinxes in their own likeness that survived the ages). In older lore a phantasm of her skin, unnaturally white as marble, would appear while in battle only for her to become a mere skeleton again in times of peace. She also had some semblance of flesh in her first incarnation, which could heal in battle and was as hard and pale as marble. Both pieces of lore were retconned later, replaced by the golden death mask which is cracked on one side and which she wears at all times. She still has the blessing of Asaph that the talons she wears as weapons can envenomate anyone she strikes with them, and she's supernaturally fast to the point that she can outmatch elves.

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Rebirth

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	After Nagash's return Khalida arose with the rest of the Tomb Kings. While her predecessors fought over the main palace of Lybaras, Khalida and her <strike>sassy gay friends</strike> sapient Ushabti strode to the temple of Asaph where she took her throne and began planning for her only defining character traits other than Lawful Good; her goal of of wiping out all [[Vampire Counts\|sabertooth motherfuckers]], with cousin Nef at the top of the hit list.		After Nagash's return, Khalida arose with the rest of the Tomb Kings. While her predecessors fought over the main palace of Lybaras, Khalida and her <strike>sassy gay friends</strike> sapient Ushabti strode to the temple of Asaph where she took her throne and began planning for her only defining character traits other than Lawful Good; her goal of wiping out all [[Vampire Counts\|sabertooth motherfuckers]], with cousin Nef at the top of the hit list.

	A bit later, [[Settra the Imperishable]] arose and slapped the shit out of the rest of Nehekhara, demanding tribute and taking their titles away just to remind them who's the big daddy on the block. Since he's a cool guy, he first sent an emissary to Khalida asking for her vow of loyalty. It went around her mummified head, and when she decided it had nothing to do with killing Vampires and thus didn't really matter she sent a message back saying she was down with the Set-man.		A bit later, [[Settra the Imperishable]] arose and slapped the shit out of the rest of Nehekhara, demanding tribute and taking their titles away just to remind them who's the big daddy on the block. Since he's a cool guy, he first sent an emissary to Khalida asking for her vow of loyalty. It went around in her mummified head, and when she decided it had nothing to do with killing Vampires and thus didn't really matter, she sent a message back saying she was down with the Set-man.

	After that point is a gap in fluff. We know all of jack shit about what she was doing, other than the vague "she killed a lot of Vampires". At one point she hires [[Gotrek & Felix]] to kill a Vampire for her and paid them well for their efforts, so she's clearly more willing to make friends with the living than most skin-envious Tomb Kings. It also mentions that she and Neferata have an on-going side project of trying kill each other, with the former being more hands on and the latter sending a ton of vampire assassins.		After that point there's a gap in fluff. We know all of jack shit about what she was doing, other than the vague "she killed a lot of Vampires". At one point she hires [[Gotrek & Felix]] to kill a Vampire for her and paid them well for their efforts, so she's clearly more willing to make friends with the living than most skin-envious Tomb Kings. It also mentions that she and Neferata have an on-going side project of trying kill each other, with the former being more hands on and the latter sending a ton of vampire assassins.

	At another point Settra tasked her to keep out a vigil for the return of [[Nagash]] by taking up position close to Nagashizzar, which she gladly ~~did~~... A bit too gladly~~, even~~, because she ~~refused~~ to hand over the position when her time was up (since it was a convenient place to look out for vampires as well). Settra wasn't entirely happy with this, but when his envoy came back telling him that she was ''really, really good'' at her vampire-~~kicking~~ job he demonstrated he was a gentleman on top of a boss and just let her have her fun.		At another point Settra tasked her to keep out a vigil for the return of [[Nagash]] by taking up position close to Nagashizzar, which she gladly accepted... A bit too gladly in fact, because she "declined" to hand over the position when her time was up (since it was a convenient place to look out for vampires as well). Settra wasn't entirely happy with this at first, but when his envoy came back telling him that she was ''really,'''really''', good'' at her vampire-killing job, Bone-Daddy demonstrated that he was also a gentleman on top of a boss and just let her have her fun.

	Thanks to the death mask her followers made of her, she is the only Tomb King whose face can still be recalled with clarity (barring any who had statues, Ushabti, or Sphinxes in their own likeness that survived the ages). In older lore a phantasm of her skin, unnaturally white as marble, would appear while in battle only for her to become a mere skeleton again in times of peace. She also had some semblance of flesh in her first incarnation, which could heal in battle and was as hard and pale as marble. Both pieces of lore were retconned later, replaced by the golden death mask which is cracked on one side and which she wears at all times. She still has the blessing of Asaph that the talons she wears as weapons can envenomate anyone she strikes with them, and she's supernaturally fast to the point that she can outmatch elves.		Thanks to the death mask her followers made of her, she is the only Tomb King whose face can still be recalled with clarity (barring any who had statues, Ushabti, or Sphinxes in their own likeness that survived the ages). In older lore a phantasm of her skin, unnaturally white as marble, would appear while in battle only for her to become a mere skeleton again in times of peace. She also had some semblance of flesh in her first incarnation, which could heal in battle and was as hard and pale as marble. Both pieces of lore were retconned later, replaced by the golden death mask which is cracked on one side and which she wears at all times. She still has the blessing of Asaph that the talons she wears as weapons can envenomate anyone she strikes with them, and she's supernaturally fast to the point that she can outmatch elves.

	===The End Times===		===The End Times===

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Death

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	Please note that the rulebook stated Khalida cried out to Asaph, who turned her blood into venom to prevent vampirism taking hold though not preventing her death. The novel states that Asaph did jackshit like pretty much the rest of the Nekhekara pantheon throughout the story and given how Nagash broke the covenant in the novels, its up in the air. Khalida was given a burial elaborate even by Nehekharan standards. Her funeral mask was fashioned like clothing to be worn to cover her bloodless face.		Please note that the rulebook stated Khalida cried out to Asaph, who turned her blood into venom to prevent vampirism taking hold though not preventing her death. The novel states that Asaph did jackshit like pretty much the rest of the Nekhekara pantheon throughout the story and given how Nagash broke the covenant in the novels, its up in the air. Khalida was given a burial elaborate even by Nehekharan standards. Her funeral mask was fashioned like clothing to be worn to cover her bloodless face.

	Khalida was deeply remembered by many people in Nehekhara to the point that a girl belonging to a nomadic desert tribe was named after her; she also shared the similar interest in hawk hunting and other tomboy things the real Khalida would love and is also interested in ~~scholar~~ studies just like most of Lybarasian. Alcadizzar, the last king of Khemri ~~has~~ wed her and thus ~~allow~~ her to become the (last) queen of Khemri. This Khalida is known ~~for~~ accompany ~~with~~ Alcadizzar on the chariot in battle, even once shot and killed a vampire with an arrow before it could ever hurt ~~his~~ husband. Sadly, she like pretty much rest of the Nehekharans died in Nagash's bloody plague, but she held on to the bitter end longer than her two children. Although Khalida and her tribesman scoffed at the notion of entombment and would ~~prefer~~ much preferred cremation (meaning there ~~were~~ no pyramid built for Alcadizzar and his family despite being the greatest priest king, something Alcadizzar came to regret given his beliefs and customs), Alcadizzar was unable to do so and would rather entomb her in a commoner's crypt to serve as a memorial and a sliver of hope if the mortuary cult managed to resurrect her with a golden body. This also means she will be mixed in with the commoner's dead when called upon by the tomb kings and being treated like a pleb. Although having two Khalida exists at the same time could be very cool.		Khalida was deeply remembered by many people in Nehekhara to the point that a girl belonging to a nomadic desert tribe was named after her; she also shared the similar interest in hawk hunting and other tomboy things the real Khalida would love and is also interested in scholarly studies just like most of Lybarasian. Alcadizzar, the last king of Khemri was wed to her and thus allowed her to become the (last) queen of Khemri. This Khalida was known to accompany Alcadizzar on the chariot in battle, and she even once shot and killed a vampire with an arrow before it could ever hurt her husband. Sadly, she, like pretty much all the rest of the Nehekharans, died in Nagash's bloody plague, but she held on to the bitter end, and longer than her two children. Although Khalida and her tribesman scoffed at the notion of entombment and would have much preferred cremation (meaning there was no pyramid built for Alcadizzar and his family despite being the greatest priest king, something Alcadizzar came to regret given his beliefs and customs), Alcadizzar was unable to do so, and would rather entomb her in a commoner's crypt to serve as a memorial and a sliver of hope if the mortuary cult managed to resurrect her with a golden body. This also means she will be mixed in with the commoner's dead when called upon by the tomb kings and being treated like a pleb. Although having two Khalida exists at the same time could be very cool.

	===Rebirth===		===Rebirth===

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Death

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	Although Khalida hates Neferata, Neferata did not hate Khalida (she might have even loved Khalida... too much, like we're talking incestuous overtones, so first of all, yuck, but if nothing else, it is at least in keeping with the whole fantasy ancient Egypt theme). Neferata was saddened by the sight of dying Khalida and tried turn her into a vampire using the blood on her lips, but Khalida was too far gone to turn into one.		Although Khalida hates Neferata, Neferata did not hate Khalida (she might have even loved Khalida... too much, like we're talking incestuous overtones, so first of all, yuck, but if nothing else, it is at least in keeping with the whole fantasy ancient Egypt theme). Neferata was saddened by the sight of dying Khalida and tried turn her into a vampire using the blood on her lips, but Khalida was too far gone to turn into one.

	Please note that the rulebook stated Khalida cried out to Asaph, who turned her blood into venom to prevent vampirism taking hold though not preventing her death. The novel ~~stats~~ that Asaph did jackshit like pretty much the rest of the Nekhekara pantheon throughout the story and given how Nagash broke the covenant in the novels, its up in the air. Khalida was given a burial elaborate even by Nehekharan standards. Her funeral mask was fashioned like clothing to be worn to cover her bloodless face.		Please note that the rulebook stated Khalida cried out to Asaph, who turned her blood into venom to prevent vampirism taking hold though not preventing her death. The novel states that Asaph did jackshit like pretty much the rest of the Nekhekara pantheon throughout the story and given how Nagash broke the covenant in the novels, its up in the air. Khalida was given a burial elaborate even by Nehekharan standards. Her funeral mask was fashioned like clothing to be worn to cover her bloodless face.

	Khalida was deeply remembered by many people in Nehekhara to the point that a girl belonging to a nomadic desert tribe was named after her; she also shared the similar interest in hawk hunting and other tomboy things the real Khalida would love and is also interested in scholar studies just like most of Lybarasian. Alcadizzar, the last king of Khemri has wed her and thus allow her to become the (last) queen of Khemri. This Khalida is known for accompany with Alcadizzar on the chariot in battle, even once shot and killed a vampire with an arrow before it could ever hurt his husband. Sadly, she like pretty much rest of the Nehekharans died in Nagash's bloody plague, but she held on to the bitter end longer than her two children. Although Khalida and her tribesman scoffed at the notion of entombment and would prefer much preferred cremation (meaning there were no pyramid built for Alcadizzar and his family despite being the greatest priest king, something Alcadizzar came to regret given his beliefs and customs), Alcadizzar was unable to do so and would rather entomb her in a commoner's crypt to serve as a memorial and a sliver of hope if the mortuary cult managed to resurrect her with a golden body. This also means she will be mixed in with the commoner's dead when called upon by the tomb kings and being treated like a pleb. Although having two Khalida exists at the same time could be very cool.		Khalida was deeply remembered by many people in Nehekhara to the point that a girl belonging to a nomadic desert tribe was named after her; she also shared the similar interest in hawk hunting and other tomboy things the real Khalida would love and is also interested in scholar studies just like most of Lybarasian. Alcadizzar, the last king of Khemri has wed her and thus allow her to become the (last) queen of Khemri. This Khalida is known for accompany with Alcadizzar on the chariot in battle, even once shot and killed a vampire with an arrow before it could ever hurt his husband. Sadly, she like pretty much rest of the Nehekharans died in Nagash's bloody plague, but she held on to the bitter end longer than her two children. Although Khalida and her tribesman scoffed at the notion of entombment and would prefer much preferred cremation (meaning there were no pyramid built for Alcadizzar and his family despite being the greatest priest king, something Alcadizzar came to regret given his beliefs and customs), Alcadizzar was unable to do so and would rather entomb her in a commoner's crypt to serve as a memorial and a sliver of hope if the mortuary cult managed to resurrect her with a golden body. This also means she will be mixed in with the commoner's dead when called upon by the tomb kings and being treated like a pleb. Although having two Khalida exists at the same time could be very cool.

	===Rebirth===		===Rebirth===