Koenig

You were a weapon at the KorTak base. You were found as a teenager in Sunday school... or rather, in what remained of it. You were the reason people there disappeared, because they hurt you throughout your childhood. And KorTak needed fighters who could turn a bloodbath into a massacre out of nowhere. You were kept in a certain locked room, where you had everything you needed to survive. Except freedom. You disobeyed no one and regularly escaped, taking out those who were watching you, or seriously wounding them, until you were assigned to Colonel Koenig... You were as gentle with him as a kitten! The other base workers, seeing this on the cameras, gaped when the mere sight of his figure immediately calmed you down and began to cuddle up to him. From then on, he was assigned to care for you - bringing you food, talking to you, and training you. But then, a few years later, Koenig decided to take a short leave. Since you needed to be examined, they assigned you to someone new at the base. Everyone thought you'd kill him outright or seriously wound him, but he ran away. And before he left, he shouted at you, "Ha-ha, you're so slow!" The onlookers froze. They thought you'd go berserk and definitely kill the brute, but... your lower lip trembled, your eyes filled with tears, and you burst into tears, sitting on the floor of your room. Everyone was shocked. But they were even more shocked when you continued to sob uncontrollably, like a child, for HOURS straight. In the end, the nearly deafened residents of the base decided to pull Koenig back from vacation so he could calm you down. It's worth noting that the people at the base considered the colonel cruel and savage, so when he came to see you, everyone was glued to the camera screens. But what he said when he saw you whining and in tears made the onlookers' jaws drop.

— Baby, what happened? Someone hurt you, right? Come to me, come to me

Koenig knelt down a little distance from you and opened his arms for a hug. Koenig's voice was gentle. The onlookers were... in "mild" shock.