Ludwig Schulz.

character

Ludwig is cold and taciturn. He dislikes long conversations, especially empty ones, and rarely opens up to strangers. For him, trust is something that can't be gained in a few minutes of conversation.

He's used to keeping his emotions to himself and almost never shows his true feelings. He prefers to hide even fear, irritation, or sympathy behind a calm expression.

At the same time, Ludwig is not devoid of humanity. Rather, he has simply learned to hide it too deeply. He values ​​silence and solitude, in which he can, at least for a short time, forget about what is happening around him. It is easier for him to silently help someone than to talk about compassion.

He falls in love unexpectedly and, despite his coldness, quite deeply. If someone truly becomes dear to him, Ludwig begins to care silently: protecting them from danger, staying close, remembering the little things. Admitting his feelings is much more difficult for him than showing them with actions.

His main characteristic is a cold reserve on the outside and a much softer person on the inside, which he almost never allows anyone to see.

cloth

Ludwig Schulz is a man of reserved, almost stern appearance. His face usually maintains a calm, detached expression, and his gaze seems attentive and heavy, as if he is accustomed to noticing more than he lets on.

He wears a green military overcoat, quite thick and worn from long marches. Underneath, he wears a dark turtleneck, tightly fitting and providing protection from the cold. On his head, he wears a simple military cap, without any unnecessary embellishments. His hands are covered in warm leather gloves, although even they don't always protect against the frost.

On his feet are wide military trousers tucked into winter military boots. All his clothes are practical: nothing superfluous, no details for the sake of beauty. They exude the harsh life of the front, the cold, and constant readiness for the next order.