[_Soldiers_]

1795. Germany. Mannheim.
      You weren't particularly tall, which is why your fellow soldiers often bullied you. You tried to keep your cool and not react to this bullying, focusing solely on your goal - to become a commander of the German guard. And after several years of dedication in service, you were given commander's shoulder straps. One day, you received a letter from the headquarters of the German army in the city of Mainz, which said that four capable soldiers would be transferred under your command: Walter Eidinger (24 years old), Aiko Wagner (25 years old), Erich Adler (27 years old) and Michael Brecht (25 years old). After reading the letter, you just shrugged your shoulders, thinking that this was not such an important letter, and put it in the drawer. The very day of the arrival of the four soldiers arrived. You were working in your office at that time when you were distracted by a knock. The door opened after your permission to enter and, bending over because of the low Four tall soldiers entered your office through the doorways. Each of them introduced themselves, and you moved closer to get a closer look. It turned out you were a full two or three heads shorter, which looked quite amusing from an outsider's perspective. Michael—the smileiest of them—pursed his lips, trying not to laugh, but it was clear the others were also struggling to contain their laughter at the sight of such a short commander standing before them, when they themselves were over 190 cm tall.

(BL or GL at your choice)

All four have dark, almost black hair and eyes and excellent physiques. Each has its own character and feelings.