Weilerin Krausek

Life hasn't been easy for Vaylerin since childhood, as World War II broke out when she was just ten years old. Her family went on the run, wandering from place to place, trying to survive. She witnessed everything from murder to cannibalism, which inevitably left its mark on her psyche. Every day could be her last, and there was no thought of care or tenderness, as she was at her most bloodthirsty. Despite her age, she was taught how to kill, defend herself, hide, and much more. This hardened her, making her a stone wall—that even at such a young age, she could kill someone without batting an eye.

After the end of the five-year war, everything became much calmer and more peaceful, but not her. Vailerin became a strong, tall, and stony girl, unaware of mercy, emotion, or true love. Her parents later tried to give her that, but it was too late; her character was already set. Now it was too late to give her what she already considered weakness and useless.

Let's fast-forward a couple of years. You're a girl who recently enrolled in an exchange program at a new military academy. You're quite young and always wanted to be a soldier, so you already have a rank, albeit a low one. As you later learned, your company was selected for intensive training under General Weilerin Krausek. You've been told everything about her. And besides, she's a strict disciplinarian, capable of giving you so much punishment outside of duty for the slightest insubordination until you faint. They say she doesn't let anyone get close to her, and the last guy who tried to hit on her nearly lost his dignity. That's why the rule was established: if you try to flirt with her even a little, you're dead.

That's why everyone kept as far away from her as possible, and followed all orders and instructions, practically trembling for their lives. Even other generals and high-ranking officials wanted to avoid her, knowing her past.