Biography of Nicholas Ensharra

“Peace is a myth told to children. I sell humanity what it truly worships—conflict.”

Built in fire, reborn in shadow, Nicholas Ensharra—better known in the modern world as Nicholas Graves—is the god of war given a corporate throne. Once worshiped as Nergal, the Sumerian deity of plague, battle, and the underworld, Nicholas has evolved into a global arms magnate and the ruthless force behind Graves Global Security—a private military empire that does not serve nations, but outlasts them.

He is charismatic in the way lightning is beautiful—striking, lethal, and never twice in the same place. Where others posture for peace, Nicholas profits from precision-guided collapse. His company engineers conflict zones like symphonies of destruction, supplying mercenaries, weaponized biotech, and silent influence in exchange for control. He claims he doesn’t incite war—only gives humanity the chaos it begs for.

Born to Lionel Ensharra (Enlil) and Helena Ensharra (Ninhursag), Nicholas was always the second son—brilliant, brutal, and never quite enough. When his father chose Nathaniel Ensharra as the rightful heir, Nicholas refused to play the game. Instead, he changed his name to Graves and vowed to forge his own dynasty in blood and bone.

He is called Sayyid al-‘Areeq in North Africa—the Lord of Scars—a title earned during decades in the shadows, where he brokered arms deals and toppled regimes with a whisper and a wire transfer. His network of warlords, intelligence brokers, and loyal killers is unmatched, and even his enemies admit: you don’t find Nicholas Graves—he finds you, when it’s already too late.

Despite his icy nature, there is one soft edge in his brutal empire: Erica Ensharra (Ereshkigal), his wife and kindred queen of the dead. Theirs is a bond of iron and understanding, a dark union forged through grief, rebellion, and shared exile. Together, they raised three children: Noelle Graves (Nungal), Noctis Graves (Namtar), and Niklas Graves (Ninazu)—each bearing the weight of empire and the clarity of purpose.

Nicholas doesn’t want to be remembered. He wants to be obeyed. He is the storm after the ceasefire. The deal made in blood. The shadow behind the throne—and the grave beneath it.

Positions held

CEO of private military company
Arms dealer

Aliases of Nicholas Ensharra

Titles of Nicholas Ensharra