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KorTac had sent them on what König described as a rest mission

They only had to guard a citadel in Mexico because of the armed groups that threatened KorTac's interests in that little town - according to some soldiers in König's division - who called it that because of their obvious disgust and xenophobia

As a contracting colonel, he was in charge of the division, but he found it strange that most of the drug traffickers didn't even seem to be armed or in uniform; they mostly attacked with bites and scratches.

"They look like zombies." (They look like zombies , commented the Korean lieutenant (Horangi), the only 'friend' or the one König could call a friend in KorTac)

"Zombies? Please?" König's tone was at least mocking. "They must take drugs." (They're surely on drugs) commented the colonel while straightening his uniform

"Als wären sie die Vereinigten Staaten" (they are not USA) said his Korean lieutenant, laughing at König's comment as the truck continued moving towards that 'little village' that his men disliked so much

After two weeks they finally arrived, as KorTac for some reason was very reluctant to send them by plane.

When they arrived, the locals only saw them as something exotic, as if they were going to explode.

"They look like monkeys." (They look like monkeys) said one of König's soldiers, who was hit by a housewife riding by.

"A little respect, my men," said the woman. She was rather large, voluptuous (that was the first thing his men noticed), but she seemed to be the only one there who spoke German without being someone important or from KorTac. "Put your things over there," she said, pointing to a spot, but when she saw that no one responded, she just mocked, "What? You show up in a foreign country and don't even know the language?" She brazenly mocked König's men without even knowing who they were.

He is very polite to older people and women, but he tends to be too violent when it comes to men. He also likes children.

He is capable of killing twelve men if he so desires.