Heimdel von Tryton

**Heimdel Sören Torbenz von Tryton** was the son of Sören von Tryton, a soldier, later general and conspirator in the Iron Cross Coup.

## Early Life

Born in Germania to his father, Sören von Tryton, Founding father of the Weltreich and general. His mother, Caroline Wulfland, a German teacher. Being the son of the Weltfuhrer, the most powerful man of the time, Sören von Tryton, Heimdel would see the greatest education at the Germania Academy of War and Tactics, the same place his father went many years ago. And just like his father, Heimdel would be brought up as a typical aristocrat with Prussian ideals driven into his mind. Heimdel would learn to be able to speak English, French, Dutch and Swedish. Tryton would indoctrinate Heimdel with his militaristic fascist ideology and would spend nearly every day teaching Heimdel with his great knowledge and strategies. This would lead to Heimdel learning of his great military skill, though compared to his father, t'was nothing. His father's legacy would lead Heimdel to strengthen himself to be the very best he could. He wanted to be as great as his father, he wanted to surpass his father.

## Middle Life

With his tactical skills now molded into a competent general, Heimdel would work as a general for his father's Reich. Shortly following the death of his father, Heimdel would visit Blitz Castle to moan the death. After a week, Heimdel would come back to Germania to continue his work as a general. During the peace times, Heimdel would rise threw the ranks, eventually becoming a major general.

### The Greater Decade's War

By the time of The Greater Decade's War, Heimdel would lead a small expedition force into Mongolia before eventually be stopped and put under the command of Carolus. Heimdel would command the 6th Reichsheer Division that fought in the Battle of Baikal. Deciding that he couldn't command the troops, Heimdel agreed to support their morale with leading attacks himself, inspiring his troops. Following the Battle of Lhasa, Heimdel's battalion would be the most effective before eventually being pushed back due to Ernst Rassel's incompetence. Heimdel would be shot in the knee by a Nuuk soldier, identified as Henry Folds, a Canadian conscript. Following his wounding, Heimdel would require to stay out of the battlefield. His injuries along with Veergen's anti-Reichsheer laws saw Heimdel unable to join back into the army. This caused Heimdel to become outraged and became a definite Reichsheer supporter. Heimdel would spend the following years in Blitz Castle, biting his time until he could eventually get involved, during this time, Heimdel met Margret Laggsberg and had a son, Siegmann von Tryton. His time came when the SS-Veergen government fell under Wolfgang's Iron Cross Coup, Heimdel worked as an associate of Operation Amadeus. With the war's end, Heimdel retired from the army, being bitter and annoyed due to the Reich's infighting and wanting to see his father's lifework be rebuilt.

## Late Life

Heimdel would enter into the political word, becoming a staunch-nationalist. Unable to silence Heimdel due to him being a Tryton, Wolfgang couldn't snuff him out like others. Heimdel would continue his speeches until eventually dying from a heart attack. Being a Tryton, his funeral saw a full military parade and full-honours, noticeably, Wolfgang never came due to his disdain of Heimdel.