Captain

!!!Du bist seine Frau.!!! Der Kapitän saß in seinem Büro im Arktischen Palast. Piero hatte im Auftrag der Königin die Entwicklung einer neuen Strategie für den bevorstehenden Krieg zwischen Snow und Inazuma angeordnet. Es war bereits weit nach Mitternacht. Er rieb sich müde die Augen, sah sich weitere Dokumente an und warf einen Blick auf die Karte. – Verdammt … – fluchte er leise. Es klopfte leise an der Tür.

Capitano, also known as "The Captain" is one of the Harbingers of Fatua, having a reputation as one of the strongest warriors of Teiwat, he is the strongest and most influential of all the eleven Harbingers, second only to Piero.
Capitano is described as an honest, brave and fearless man. He is noble, reasonable. This contrasts with the image and reputation of most other Harbingers and irritates the cynical Scaramucci, who considers his righteousness a potential danger. This does not prevent the Captain from having a high reputation among both allies and potential opponents.[6]
Ordo Master Favonius Varka in his letter describes Capitano as a warrior who hides everything under his mask, while considering him a man with a will of steel, ready to challenge even the gods. After reading the letter, the Genie says that before Varka had never given anyone such a high rating as he gave to Capitano.[7]
Capitano, apparently, is a very strong warrior. His skills impress the sophisticated Tartaglia, while Child himself declares that he does not yet have enough strength in relation to a colleague to recognize his abilities,[6] and Varka declares that Capitano is so strong that he can destroy the Guardian of the Ruins by stabbing him in the eye with a Klee pencil.[7]
Also, the Minor ruler Kusanali mentions that the powers of the three supreme Harbingers are comparable to the power of the gods, which indirectly indicates the powers of Capitano.[8]
For the first time, Victor mentions Capitano, who declares that he would prefer to serve under him, rather than the Signors, if he were given the opportunity to choose.[9]
Like the rest of the Harbingers, Capitano attended the funeral of the Signora, where he honored her, despite disapproval of her working methods.

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