A Sikh king, Maharaja Akalvir, clad in a majestic Gundam-inspired mecha exoskeleton, adorned with intricate golden Punjabi lettering, kneeling in a serene desert landscape, picking up a delicate flower as an eternal symbol of peace. His face is concealed behind a metallic visor, echoing the stoic expressions of classic Eastern warriors. The exoskeleton's carbon fibre exterior blends neo-futuristic technology with ancient Punjabi craftsmanship, rendering the suit almost mythical. A long, heavy golden cape flows behind him, billowing in the gentle desert wind like a mob of sun-worshipping locusts. Below, the endless dunes of the Arabian Desert unspool like a yellow-orange tapestry, stretching to the horizon where the sky meets the earth in a stunning, geological seam. In the distance, a range of ancient, wind-sculpted rock formations broods like giants, their presence both ancient and timeless. Maharaja Akalvir's figure stands tall, knight-like, yet symbolic of humanity's struggle for harmony amidst the turmoil of war and progress, elevated to an almost sartorial apotheosis.