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Alexander Morgan

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Born in the Morgan family, Alexander grew up in the Ascendancy's largest house, one of seven of the total families that make up the Xai race. A direct decendanct Ulysses Morgan, the man responsible for the survival and growth of the Xai, Alexander like his father before him, has been expected to live up the house name, and ensure that the family thrives and remains the leading force in Oxida Nova for generations. Though having served in the Obsidian Guard, Alexander has never been in active combat, though his has inherited the memories of his father who did serve abroad.

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1950-06-15

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1872-12-31

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Henrietta Morgan

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Xai, English, German

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Military Officer Politician Minister

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Representative of the Xai Ruling Council for House Morgan

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Born in the Morgan family, Alexander grew up in the Ascendancy's largest house, one of seven of the total families that make up the Xai race. A direct decendanct Ulysses Morgan, the man responsible for the survival and growth of the Xai, Alexander like his father before him, has been expected to live up the house name, and ensure that the family thrives and remains the leading force in Oxida Nova for generations. Though having served in the Obsidian Guard, Alexander has never been in active combat, though his has inherited the memories of his father who did serve abroad. The power Alexander wields on the ruling council is immense, enough that he has been able to single-handly direct the foreign policy of his nation, and overrule members of the body in terms of declarations of war, having successfully kept the Ascendancy out of any pointless conflicts that would not directly benefit the Xai. To the international community, Alexander is considered the de facto ruler of the Ascendancy, even though he is but an equal in a group of seven that rule the Ascendancy together. However, such is his political influence, that he could indeed be considered the leading member of the Xai leadership.