Alexander S. Numachi

Theodore Alexander Demetria Averre Numachi, more commonly known as Alexander W. Numachi or Alexander ‘WhipcatMetre’ Numachi and formerly Prince Alexander W. Numachi of the Realm of Asarakaen is the adoptive son of former Queen and King of Asarakaen Aisuru Numachi and Techno Numachi. He is an architect, appointed Royal Historian and Archivist, and the current Minister for Economics (for the Second Empire of Plagatéa) who currently resides in the town of Yamagake, Sakura Province in the Second Empire of Plagatéa.

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He has been responsible for much of the growth and construction of Yamagake, building on the chief architect of the town Prince Cync Numachi's designs to bring the town to life.

On the 31st of August, 2021, he was adopted by Queen Aisuru Numachi and King Techno Numachi, becoming their seventh child, taking his place in the Numachi family and the line of succession. On the same day, he was appointed as the Royal Historian and Archivist of the Realm of Asakraen by Isujhaj Pepek of Seivija. On the 4th of September, 2021, he was appointed as Minister for Economics by Prime Minister Why? and inducted in to the Senate of the Realm.

He was born in full as Theodore Alexander Demetria Averre, in normal terms just Theodore Averre. However, he disliked his first name and chose instead from an early age to use his middle name, Alexander, as his first name. For much of his life he referred to himself as Alexander D. Averre. He was often nicknamed WhipcatMetre, a strange amalgamation primarily involving his middle name, Demetria, and thus upon his adoption referred to himself as Alexander W. Numachi, with the W for WhipcatMetre.

He fought in the Battle of Silva on the side of the unionists (the supporters of ZenoHUN) during the Simulami Civil War on the 4th of September 2021 alongside other Asarakaens in a small detachment sent to aid the military junta by Queen Aisuru Numachi, his first time in active battle. He also attended the wedding shortly after of Azara McSpiegel and Kolvar Bezchar, representing the Numachi family.