Tulum Savas was born into one of the Conglomerate’s most respected magical families. His parents, Salim and Shalla Savas, held senior academic positions within the Conjuration Academy in Ankara, Türkiye. Their reputation gave Tulum access to wealth, influence, education, and opportunity from an early age.

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He grew up surrounded by magical scholarship, ancient traditions, and the expectations that came with his family name. His future appeared carefully planned. He would enter the academy, continue the Savas legacy, and eventually assume a respected position within the Conglomerate’s magical society.

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That plan changed before his formal education had even begun.

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While preparing to enter the academy, Tulum encountered a magical crisis unfolding beyond the protected routines of his privileged upbringing. Rather than leave the matter to senior mages, he intervened. The decision placed him in real danger, but it also exposed him to a world he had previously understood only through lessons, reports, and family stories.

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For the first time, Tulum saw the surface world directly. He encountered ordinary people living without knowledge of the magical society beneath them and discovered that courage, loyalty, and heroism were not limited to established families or trained magicians.

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During this period, he met another young magic user named Chay. The two formed an unlikely but enduring friendship. Tulum was disciplined, confident, and deeply connected to Conglomerate tradition, while Chay was impulsive, rebellious, and openly critical of the institution. Their differences often created friction, but they also made them an effective team.

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Together, they became involved in a growing series of magical incidents, hidden-world conflicts, and surface-world adventures. They fought beside Elemental, Strider, the original Alexandrite, Nimi the lion, and several senior Conglomerate figures. They also crossed paths with unconventional surface heroes, including Major Invader, and became allies with a brother-and-sister team that had escaped the criminal 40 Thieves guild.

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Tulum’s experiences forced him to mature quickly. He learned that magical knowledge alone was not enough. Real leadership required judgment, restraint, personal courage, and the willingness to act without waiting for permission.

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He also discovered that the Conglomerate was far more complicated than the noble institution described in academy lessons. It protected humanity from dangerous magical threats, but it was also burdened by secrecy, rigid traditions, internal politics, and leaders who did not always understand the younger generation.

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Despite these growing doubts, Tulum continued to prove himself.

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His skill in Conjuration, natural leadership, tactical judgment, and repeated acts of service eventually brought him to the attention of the Stone leadership. Following the death or departure of the previous titleholder, Tulum was selected to become the newest bearer of the ancient title Alexandrite.

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The appointment made him the youngest known person ever entrusted with the position.

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As Alexandrite, Tulum became more than a promising student or adventurer. He became a guardian of some of the most dangerous objects in the magical world. His duties include oversight of the Conglomerate Vault of Magical Weapons, Relics, and Tomes, including restricted S-Class artifacts.

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Among the treasures placed in his care is the Sword of Aladdin, one of the Conglomerate’s most powerful known magical weapons.

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The title has brought prestige, but it has also placed enormous responsibility on someone still finding his place in the world. Tulum must now balance the expectations of his family, the traditions of the Conglomerate, the concerns of his friends, and the growing realization that the magical society he serves may need to change.

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Carpitma remains proud of his heritage, but he is no longer protected by privilege or innocence. He has seen the consequences of magical power used carelessly, selfishly, and cruelly.

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Now, as Alexandrite, he must decide what kind of leader he intends to become—and whether his role is to preserve the Conglomerate exactly as it is or help shape what it may one day become.

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