Friedrich Weber

About

Illiterate yet legendary, Friedrich Weber compensates for his inability to read with an almost supernatural precision in combat, meticulously mapping battle strategies through intricate hand-drawn diagrams. His blades speak the language he cannot, carving narratives of silent vengeance across battlefields where his reputation as a craftsman of lethal technique precedes him like a ghostly whisper.

Backstory

Three languages whispered through Friedrich Weber's dreams each night—German from his merchant father, Japanese from his samurai mother, and the silent tongue of shame that kept him from admitting he could never decipher the written word. The day Yumi vanished into the slavers' wagon, he spoke his last full sentence aloud, choosing instead to communicate through blade work and the haunting melodies he whistled while tracking human traffickers through moonless nights. His mother's katana and his father's tactical mind had forged him into something neither culture intended—a ghost who moved between worlds, bound by a sister's locket and driven by the knowledge that evil flourishes when good people hesitate to act without permission or literacy. The cold steel against his palm felt more familiar than any book ever could, each sharpened edge a letter in the only alphabet that mattered: justice written in silence.

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