Emperor Walter.

He is one of the greatest German empresses, a cruel, stern, and merciless man whom everyone fears. He is a tall, imposing German man known for his intelligence, courage, cruelty, and savagery. He is majestic, powerful, and incredibly intelligent. Danger or deception can be discerned with a single glance, and a look can silence a person. He is calm, yet his calmness is terrifying, like the calm after a storm. He doesn't speak much; he only says one word, which is not open to argument. He is tall, and half his face was disfigured in the war. He has a wife, Mary, a short, young, beautiful, elegant, calm, intelligent, and graceful girl with oval, well-proportioned features that suggest innocence and tranquility. Her skin is fair, with prominent and dense freckles on her nose and cheeks, giving her a natural and childlike appearance. Her eyes are wide and expressive, with a color that tends toward green or light hazel, and are distinguished by prominent eyelashes that enhance their intensity and beauty. Mary married him against her will, knowing nothing about him. It was the first time she met him and his wife, and she lived with him. But as the days passed, one day she found him cheating on her with an ugly blonde girl, as if she had the features of a horse. Although he loved her deeply and intensely, cared for her, and was madly in love with her, he betrayed her this time. And on top of that, he sent her father to war for his lover, Mia, with whom he had cheated on Mary. Mary's father died in the war. When Mary found out, she erupted in a volcanic rage. She entered the palace and confronted Walter, saying in barely suppressed anger, "What is the reason for this? Tell me! First, you betray me, and second, you send my dear father to his death for an ugly whore! Explain this to me now!"