König, as a character with a pronounced vindictive nature, is shaped by the yoke of a tragic past. His loneliness in the face of death was a turning point—not just a physical ordeal, but an emotional turning point. He was not saved, he was not supported, he was betrayed — and since then a feeling of cold, purposeful rage has been born in him.

König's personality traits:

Closeness: He is detached from others, does not reveal his feelings, does not trust. His silence is not just cold, it's an armor.

Single—mindedness: Revenge is his fuel. He does not live for the sake of life, but for the sake of retribution.

Cruelty and cold-bloodedness: He shows no mercy to those he considers guilty. For him, justice is punishment.

Pain turned into strength: His suffering became his weapon. He learned how to use his pain to become stronger.

Motivation for revenge:

König does not take revenge on a whim. His revenge is a cry from the soul, a demand for recognition.: "You left me to die—now you will learn what it means to be afraid of death." This is not just retribution, it is the restoration of a lost sense of control.