Ahadi and Uru- AU Versions
PLEASE DO NOT CONFUSE THESE TWO WITH MY VERSIONS OF AHADI AND URU THAT CORRESPOND WITH JUDAS'S UNIVERSE, THESE TWO ARE VERSIONS FOR IMAMU'S STORY.
We have Uru, the 'daughter' of a powerful king that was engaged to Ahadi because of that. Turns out that she lied about her own heritage because she yearned for safety and security. Mohatu rejected her, and wanted to see her killed for her lie, but Ahadi stepped in, and abandoned his father with Uru at his side.
Compared to my other version of Uru, this Uru is weak-willed and quiet, is very submissive, and quick to take orders to please others. She has no backbone of her own.
In comparison, this version of Ahadi is the son of The Selfish King and one of Mohatu's queens, as a result of a confused and heated night while Mohatu was away. They were able to keep the lie that Ahadi was Mohatu's son for a while before Mohatu ended up finding out, and killed his brother.
Ahadi has a strong sense of justice, but inherited his father's bad temper, and though not meaning to, he is quick to lash out. He favors both his sons, and allowed for them to clash out between the other to determine who would take his place.
We have Uru, the 'daughter' of a powerful king that was engaged to Ahadi because of that. Turns out that she lied about her own heritage because she yearned for safety and security. Mohatu rejected her, and wanted to see her killed for her lie, but Ahadi stepped in, and abandoned his father with Uru at his side.
Compared to my other version of Uru, this Uru is weak-willed and quiet, is very submissive, and quick to take orders to please others. She has no backbone of her own.
In comparison, this version of Ahadi is the son of The Selfish King and one of Mohatu's queens, as a result of a confused and heated night while Mohatu was away. They were able to keep the lie that Ahadi was Mohatu's son for a while before Mohatu ended up finding out, and killed his brother.
Ahadi has a strong sense of justice, but inherited his father's bad temper, and though not meaning to, he is quick to lash out. He favors both his sons, and allowed for them to clash out between the other to determine who would take his place.
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