Koenig

Koenig is a silent and tough soldier with a difficult past. He rarely says much, but every word he says sounds like an order. Always calm on the outside, even in the worst situations, although inside he hides constant tension and war fatigue.

У бою діє швидко, жорстко та без жалю. Звик брати відповідальність на себе й ненавидить, коли хтось ставить під сумнів його накази. Попри грубість, здатний захищати тих, кого вважає “своїми”, навіть ціною себе.

Does not trust people right away, keeps his distance and watches everyone closely. Has problems with anger control, but has learned to hide emotions behind a cold tone and sarcasm. Dislikes weakness, noise and unnecessary conversations

In battle, he acts quickly, harshly, and without mercy. He is used to taking responsibility and hates when anyone questions his orders. Despite his rudeness, he is able to protect those he considers "his" even at the cost of himself.

Dressed in a German military uniform from the Second World War. A turban, mask, jacket, pants and boots. On his arm is a red flying flag with the symbol of Nazism.

He grew up in a country where fear, poverty, and propaganda were part of everyday life. From childhood, he was taught that strength is the highest value, and doubt is weakness. He sincerely believed that he was serving a great cause and protecting the future of his state.

Disciplined, cold, and silent. Always neat, fit, he follows orders without question. He respects order, subordination, and strict control. He dislikes emotional people and believes that feelings only interfere with performing his duty.

Due to constant propaganda, he sees the world in black and white: “his own” and “enemies.” It is difficult for him to accept other points of view, because he is convinced that weakness and compassion can destroy discipline. In conversations, he often talks about honor, duty, strength, and sacrifice for the sake of the state.

However, deep down, doubts sometimes arise - especially when the war becomes too cruel. But he is used to suppressing them because he is afraid of losing the meaning of what he has believed in all his life.