Matka Andres

## Series Appearances

Mildred "Miki" Andres in currently Maxa El'a Rida

Ulva Mildred "Miki" Deborah Stieglitz in Flock'⁴⁴ series

4-years-old Miki in episode 16 "Conspiracies and Secrets" from Flock'⁴⁴/ıı

9+ - 10+ (Flock'⁴⁴/ıı and Flock'⁴⁴/ııı)

### Ethicality / Race:

German-Catalan-French-Canadian: Nordic-Sámi, Ashkenazi Jewish-Prussian, German-American, Cree (Native-American)-Canadian / Sephardic Jewish, Catalan-French, Romani-French

## Abilities

### Powers:

Aspect Manifestation (formerly)
Authority (over the Valkyries of Niflheim, formerly)

Death-Force Manipulation

Perfection (pissbly)

Mental Manipulation (Mindscape, Psychic Shield manly used Illusion, Hypnosis, Personality Manipulation and Psychological Intuition)

Hallucination Walking (used of her eyes)

Panmnesia (used of her eyes)

Mind Control (used of her eyes)

Psychometry

Telepathic

Telepathic Communication

Shamanism

Ancestral Evocation

## Physical Description

### Species:

Homo-Sapiens (non-Homo-Avian) - Pleiadian (Empress)

## Personal Status

### Spoken Languages:

German, English, Swedish, Norwegian, French and Russian (that includes 20 languages)

### Hobbies:

Goes to the hang out with Sigurd (father), Playing with her older half-brother Wilhelm, School Work, Eating Healthy Food, Reading History and Political Sciences, Visiting her Oma often sometimes, Luco Hermannseck being as her main fortune

## Relationship

### Teams:

D-Company Elva Lehmann's Party (consists, formerly)

### Relations:

The Odin (distant ancestor, enemy, attempt mate, †)
The Tsatha (distant ancestor, tulpa, superstition, †)

### Relatives:

Mëltz von Braun (father)
Ellie Levi (birth mother)

Nehemiah Bartosz / Mishael Levi (maternal young half-uncle)

Wilhelm Jr. Moses Björk IV (paternal older half-brother, son with Hogla Björk)

Fernando Andres (grandson)

The Odin (distant ancestor, †)

The Tsatha (distant ancestor, tulpa, superstition, †)

Sr. Levi (maternal grandfather, †)

Eva Levi (maternal grandmother)

Dalia Levi (maternal grand-aunt, †)

Francisco Levi (maternal grand-uncle, †)

Nodic Alien Leader (paternal ancestor)

Erik The Superior (paternal Viking ancestor)

Moses II Braun (paternal grandfather)

Albina Braun (paternal grandmother, †)

Carliea Braun (paternal youngest half-sister, †)

Moses I Braun (abusive paternal grandfather)

Kerin Braun (paternal grandmother)

## Training Status

### Instructor / Mentor(s):

Heinrich Himmlmen (sympathizer, formerly)
Elva Lehmann (guardian)

**Mildred Weiss Deborah Orfilia von Stieglitz Andres** (1937 - )

Miki was diagnosed with a congenital heart defect and given only three weeks to live, but she was saved by a cardiac surgery performed by Kersten Busch. After the operation, she went on to live a healthy life.

In reality, Miki was the biological daughter of Ellie Levi and Wolfram von Heinkel. She was brought to the Lebensblood program for safety, where Wolfram spared her from his original plan to abandon her. She had been living in the program for over four years since she was one-year-old, living with other Lebensblood children.

During this time, Miki was adopted by Clara Fischer, who was infertile. Clara raised Miki for over two years until she was forced to return her back to the Lebensblood program.

Miki is diagnose congenital heart defect gave 3 weeks to lived but being Cardiac surgery by Kersten Busch, survived and live healthy life,

In reality, she is a Ellie Levi and Mëltƶ W. Ächen's birth daughter, who bought to Lebensblood pregame, who was speared by Nazis under Mëltƶ W. Ächen for her kept safe to had life lived with other Lebensblood children, Miki has been with on Lebensblood pregame for over 6 years since she was 1-years-old.

Miki was taken by IIsa von Baur by Ächen to had sleepover with Ilsa as her mother while Mëltz foughting in Russia, who often abused her due argued she not her real mother leading provoking throwing her to the basement where she forced to hide found Ilsa, she predicted if her father never return for a week, Ilsa will often beating with her strength by blunt force trauma leading to her finale fate for her generate her awaken her telepathic hits on Ellie to takes a location in remote farm in mansion in Vienna, Austria, while she at her mansion 5 days until Ellie Levi enters mansion, Ellie Levi tracked down Miki due her telepathic abilities gifted by her father. She was the first one to figure out that where location was, due to Maiki telepathic abilities.

Miki change her name to Amira Bones and joins Argentinian band as Schlager music in 1970s

## Abilities

* **Communications to Pleiadians**: She had Pleiadian genetics, who only communicate she used her telepathic to communicate to Pleiadian creatures giant Trolls and Cthulhus look sea monsters, Ghouls, and Golems and Valkyries and learn about ancient nordic language in his mind, at his death, he was genetics immune from his father.

## Personality

As the series progresses, she begins to develop relationships with others and to show moments of genuine emotion, to even become sad and cry.

Animation Designer, Amira Ruyammaka describes her saying, '"Miki is not totally devoid of personality, otherwise she would not be interesting." There is a small spark of humanity and mankind in general, but it is "clouded by this huge sense of negative self-worth and the realization that she is expendable." The joy of playing Rei is exploring that small spark.' And also said: "I got into a weird mode - I can't describe it. It's a good thing I'm in a little padded room when I'm doing it because that's where she belongs. She knows she's expendable, but the thing is, she's still human so you can't do her totally catatonic."

## Apperances

Miki, a mesmerizing individual, possesses a unique combination of features that sets her apart from the crowd. Her eyes, adorned with a captivating shade of rock blue, are further enhanced by a subtle epicanthic fold. This feature, reminiscent of the likes of Wolfram and Karin, adds an intriguing touch to her gaze, giving her a distinctive and alluring allure. Her hair, flowing in a breathtaking shade of romance white, cascades elegantly around her shoulders. The strands, silky and smooth to the touch, frame her face flawlessly, accentuating her delicate features. Miki's hair, coupled with the subtle epicanthic fold, creates a captivating harmony that effortlessly draws attention to her mesmerizing eyes. Miki's skintone, reminiscent of soapstone, adds a touch of ethereal beauty to her overall appearance (alabaster-skinned). Its soft, pale hue serves as the perfect canvas for her striking eyes and hair, creating a harmonious contrast that enhances her natural charm. Her lips, colored in a delicate shade of pearl bush, possess a subtle yet enchanting hue.

They are naturally full and beautifully shaped, perfectly complementing her captivating smile. Miki's smile, accompanied by the glimmer of happiness in her eyes, radiates warmth and invites others to join in her joy. In her choice of attire, Miki blends sophistication with a youthful charm. She often opts for dresses that showcase her unique sense of style, selecting flowing fabrics in pastel colors that accentuate her complexion and enhance her ethereal beauty. Miki's fashion choices reflect her vibrant personality, adding a touch of playfulness to her overall appearance. Beyond her physical attributes, Miki possesses an inner strength and resilience that shines through in every aspect of her being. She is a beacon of hope in a world filled with darkness, inspiring others with her unwavering determination and indomitable spirit. Miki's captivating beauty, coupled with her remarkable character, make her an extraordinary individual who leaves a lasting impression on all who have the privilege of encountering her.

## Etymology

* **Mildred**: Originating from Old English, the name Mildred carries the beautiful meaning of "gentle strength." It symbolizes qualities such as resilience, kindness, and unwavering determination.
* **Deborah**: With its Hebrew origins, the name Deborah holds the meaningful definition of "bee." It represents the values of hard work, productivity, and a strong sense of community.
* **Orfilia**: Orfilia is a charming German girl's name that conveys the significance of a "female wolf."
* ***von***: The word "von" hails from the German language and translates to "of" or "from." It is commonly used to indicate a person's origin or affiliation.
* **Stieglitz**: a German surname meaning "goldfinch," symbolizes beauty, freedom, and joy and is often associated with Ashkenazi Jews who have blonde hair, as it is derived from the German word "Stieglitz," which means goldfinch - a bird with bright yellow plumage, similar to blonde hair. The name may have been given to Jewish families who had a connection to the goldfinch bird, such as those who considered it a symbol of good luck or used it as an emblem in their profession or trade. Regardless of its exact origin, Stieglitz remains a popular surname within the Jewish community today.

## Symbolism

Miki's character holds significant symbolism, drawing inspiration from Snow White and the Grimm Brothers' fairytale. Just like Snow White, Miki is raised by two dwarf guardians, Rosaline and Peter, resembling the dynamic between Snow White and the seven dwarfs, Another important aspect of Miki's character is her maternal and sisterly love towards the Lebensblood children. Despite being only 14 years old herself, Miki forms a deep bond with these children, who range in age from 6 to 11. She acts as an older sister figure and even shares a special maternal bond with Ellie Levi.

Additionally, Miki's resemblance to Snow White extends to the Snow-White and Rose-Red tales. Her dwarf guardian, Rosaline von Klein, embodies the characteristics of Rose-Red, complete with dark brunette hair and a fondness for red roses. In contrast, Miki often adorns herself with white roses during parties, further emphasizing her connection to Snow White. The symbolism surrounding Miki's character adds depth and enriches her role within the story.

## History

**Mildred Deborah Orfilia Stieglitz** was born on December 25th, 1938. Her parents, Wolfram von Engelbert Stieglitz and Elisabelle Evie Levi, belonged to different Jewish lineages; Wolfram was Ashkenazi Jewish Polish-German-Nordic and a member of the Stieglitzer family, while Elisabelle was Sephardic Jewish Catalan-Latina-French and a member of the Levite family. However, Wolfram harbored a deep-seated hatred towards the Levi family bloodline due to their supposed plan of eliminating every living member of the family through the use of assassins and spies.

Despite sparing Elisabelle from the same gruesome fate, Wolfram remained intent on inflicting trauma upon her. He forcibly impregnated her, subjecting her to the agony of a painful pregnancy as she gaved birth to baby girl. Initially, Wolfram planned to abandon the newborn baby girl, to die a cruel and painful death, as he had done with his own stillborn baby girl. However, upon realizing that baby was born prematurely and suffered from a congenital heart defect, he changed his plans and decided to wait for her to die, while secretly hoping that she would survive.

### Birth Condition

Wulf, driven by his twisted and warped mind, devised a plan that involved sending the lifeless body of a baby girl to the museum of birth defects. His intention was for her deceased body to be dissected and put on display, serving as a horrifying exhibit that would illustrate the traumatic defects that had caused her immense suffering. In his depravity, he even expressed a sick desire for the baby to undergo vivisection, becoming a part of Himmlerman's collection of scientifically impaired specimens. He likened these specimens to sick animals, Sephardic individuals, Levites, and even labeled Sephardic whores like Ellie. Wulf's ultimate goal was to further traumatize Elisabelle, leaving her with haunting memories of her broken mind, while he callously ordered for Ellie to be taken away, condemning her to a life of imprisonment in a sex prison as he heartlessly sold her out to SS Officers. Despite the baby's dire and critical condition, she miraculously clung to life, breathing and gazing at Wulf with tear-filled eyes, crying out for his attention and care. However, Wulf heartlessly ignored her pleas, allowing her cries to persist for hours on end, even resorting to throwing a glass against the wall in frustration. The following day, Wulf callously abandoned the baby, discarding her into a box in the alley alongside rats, hoping that they would devour her. With callous indifference, he smoked his way out of the scene, leaving the innocent baby to face a cruel and uncertain fate.

Meanwhile, in Berlin, Peter Mazur was engrossed in his circus performance, pouring his heart and soul into his act. After the conclusion of his performance, Peter took a much-needed smoking break, seeking solace and a moment of respite. As he indulged in his cigarette, his attention was abruptly drawn to a disturbing sight - rats voraciously feasting on garbage in a nearby garage. However, upon closer inspection, he heard the sound of heavy coughing emanating from the midst of the rats' feast. To his shock and horror, Peter realized that it was not just discarded waste being consumed, but the desperate cries of a defenseless and helpless baby. Driven by compassion and an innate sense of humanity, Peter swiftly intervened, rescuing her from the clutches of the ravenous rodents just in the nick of time.

With a mixture of shock and disbelief, Peter brought the abandoned baby girl to his home, where his companion, Rosaline, was equally taken aback by the heart-wrenching discovery of a newborn who had been callously left to die. Despite the challenges that lay ahead, including the baby's heart defect, Rosaline wholeheartedly embraced her role as a caregiver, determined to provide the love, care, and nurturing that the baby deserved. Together, Peter and Rosaline embarked on a tumultuous journey, defying the cruelty and darkness that she had endured at the hands of Wulf, striving to give her the best possible chance at a life filled with compassion, hope, and healing. Wolfram's twisted plan included sending baby girl deceased body to the museum of birth defects, where it would be dissected and displayed to illustrate the horrific defects that caused her to suffer. This plan was intended to further traumatize Elisabelle, leaving her with haunting memories of the innocent life taken from her. However, despite a baby's dire condition, she was still breathing, yet Wolfram paid no attention to her. Rosaline, Wolfram's sister, pleaded with him to find another way, but he refused to listen, causing her to become angry and refuse to speak to him.

### Reationships with Wolfram

Wolfram's decision to take care of Ellie Levi's baby girl, the daughter of Sr. Levi's daughter, Ellie Levi, proved to be a pivotal moment in his life. Recognizing the need for the baby's care as her surgery stitches healed, Wolfram entrusted her to the capable hands of Rosaline von Braun and her husband, Peter Mazur, for a few days. Little did he know that this decision would have far-reaching consequences. When Wolfram eventually made the choice to introduce the baby girl to the public, her striking Aryan features caught the attention of none other than Himmler himself. Himmler was impressed by the baby's appearance, seeing in her the embodiment of the ideal Aryan genetics that the Nazi regime held in such high regard. This endorsement from Himmler further solidified Wolfram's decision and cemented the baby girl's place within the Nazi regime. Peter and Rosaline, recognizing the significance of this child in their lives, bestowed upon her the names Mildred and Deborah.

Mildred was chosen in memory of their own stillborn daughter, a tragic loss that had left an indelible mark on their hearts. Deborah, on the other hand, honored Rosaline's deceased grandmother, a woman whose memory held great significance for her. However, Wolfram, upon returning home, initially paid little attention to the baby girl. It was only later, as their bond began to grow, that Wolfram decided to bestow upon the baby girl a first name that had held a special place in his heart. Orfilia, a German name meaning "female wolf," had been the name his fiancée, Liv, had planned to give their child if they had a daughter. Although circumstances had changed, and Liv was no longer a part of his life, the name Orfilia had stuck with him. In a decision that would further connect the baby to his own bloodline, Wolfram chose to give her the surname von Stieglitz, linking her to his father's side of the family. From that moment on, she would be known as "Mildred Deborah Orfilia von Stieglitz," with the affectionate nickname "Miki" given to her by Peter. With her distinctive name and her connection to Wolfram, Miki quickly caught the attention of the public. Under the watchful care of Rosaline and Peter, she became a symbol of the Nazi regime, a living embodiment of the ideals they held dear.

While Wolfram remained somewhat distant and not fully connected to Miki's upbringing, he did make a point to spend time with her, navigating his complicated emotions towards her. Miki's days were filled with walks in private parks alongside Rosaline and Peter. They would often take her to the Catholic church, where she would carry her mini bible in her purse every Sunday, a symbol of her faith and upbringing. Peter, recognizing the importance of education and development, took it upon himself to teach Miki how to count and walk with confidence. These experiences would shape her early years and lay the foundation for the person she would become. In the midst of a tumultuous time in history, Ylva Mildred Deborah Stieglitz, lovingly known as Miki, became a symbol of the Nazi regime, a child with a unique heritage and an uncertain future. Her journey, intertwined with the lives of Wolfram, Rosaline, and Peter, would prove to be a testament to the complexities of love, family, and identity in the face of overwhelming circumstances.

### Meeting of Liv and Wolfgang and Life in Hamburg

At the tender age of two, Miki found her world turned upside down as her father, Wolfram, became engaged to Liv and made the decision to move their lives to Hamburg. Along with Liv came her four-year-old son, Wolfgang, and Miki had to say goodbye to her beloved guardians, Rosaline and Peter, who had been training her in ballet. Wolfram returned home one day with news that would forever change Miki's life. Sitting beside her in her room, Wolfram gently began to explain the situation. He shared with Miki that they were moving to Hamburg, where she would now have a half-brother named Wolfgang through the Lebensborn program led by Barrina Larsen. This meant leaving behind Rosaline and Peter in Berlin, and Miki couldn't bear the thought of being separated from her cherished guardians. Tears welled up in Miki's eyes as she pleaded with her father, desperately expressing her desire to remain with Rosaline and Peter. Her heartache was palpable, and she couldn't fathom a life without them by her side. Yet, Wolfram and Liv encouraged her, assuring her that they would miss Rosaline and Peter too, but this new family dynamic would provide new opportunities and love for Miki. With a heavy heart, Miki reluctantly said her goodbyes to Rosaline and Peter, their parting a bittersweet moment filled with tears and promises to stay in touch.

The train ride to Hamburg was filled with a mix of excitement and apprehension as Miki clung to her father's hand, unsure of what awaited her in this unfamiliar city. Upon arriving in Hamburg, Miki's resistance to the change became apparent. She refused to eat dinner, longing to see Rosaline and Peter just one more time. Wolfram, concerned for her well-being, confronted her about her behavior. It was then that he discovered Miki's secret nightly food escapades, her desperate attempt to hold onto the comfort of her previous life. Recognizing the need for Miki to adjust and find solace, Wolfram firmly instructed her to go to her new room and get some much-needed rest. Feeling lost and overwhelmed in her new surroundings, Miki sought refuge in the closet, spending the entire day hidden away from the world. Liv, determined to help Miki feel at home, tried to coax her out by suggesting a trip to the park. However, Miki's stubbornness prevailed, and she adamantly refused to leave the safety of her hiding place. It was only when Wolfgang, Liv's son, insisted and gently tugged at her hand that Miki relented and allowed herself to be led to the park. Nighttime proved to be the most challenging for Miki. Sleep evaded her, and she found herself restless and tearful. Liv, doing her best to console the young girl, tried to offer comfort. However, it was Wolfram who knew just what to do.

He quietly entered Miki's room and scooped her up into his arms, cradling her gently against his chest. In that vulnerable moment, Miki found solace and a sense of security, finally succumbing to the peaceful embrace of sleep.Wolfram's actions, though well-intentioned, left him feeling embarrassed in front of Liv. However, he knew that his daughter's well-being and contentment were far more important than his own pride. In that moment, he realized the depths of his love for Miki and vowed to do whatever it took to help her adjust and find happiness in their new life together. During the bright hours of the day, as the sun graces the land with its warm embrace, Wolfram returns home from his vigorous training as Wolfgang. Excitedly, his son approaches him, expressing his heartfelt desire to play baseball together, their bond as father and son growing stronger with each shared moment. Wolfgang, filled with eagerness, seeks permission from his mother to venture to the park, envisioning a delightful outing where the whole family, including Miki, can join in on the fun and create cherished memories. However, Wolfram, weighed down by the responsibilities that await him, gently explains to his son that he needs to attend to some pressing matters in his room. Promising that they can engage in their beloved game the following day, he unknowingly stirs a flame of anger within Wolfgang's heart.

Miki, a silent observer of the scene, watches Wolfgang storm off towards his father's room, the slam of the door echoing her own thoughts and feelings. In reality, Wolfram seeks solace within the confines of his room, finding respite on the comfort of his couch. With his face hidden beneath the brim of his cap, he grapples with his own internal battles, silently confronting the demons that plague his mind and heart. Meanwhile, Miki, perceiving her father's moments of introspection as a form of laziness, creates her own narrative, painting him as disengaged and unmotivated. One fateful day, while Miki is caught by Liv, her caring stepmother who strives to maintain harmony within the family, she is gently led to her room. Liv, aware of the underlying tension between Wolfram and the children, seeks to create an environment of peace and understanding. As the night sky blankets the world, casting a serene glow upon the earth, Miki manages to satisfy her hunger, successfully consuming her dinner. Wolfram, filled with paternal pride, watches as his little one's appetite remains insatiable, a testament to her growing strength and vitality.

### Wolfram Leaving Hamburg

A few days pass, and Wolfram returns home from his rigorous training, finding himself alone on the couch, seeking a moment of respite and rest. As exhaustion washes over him, he drifts off into a peaceful slumber, unaware of the world around him. In this vulnerable state, Miki, seeking solace and comfort, frequently finds herself climbing onto Wolfram's lap, nestling in the warmth of his presence. During one of these tender moments, Wolfgang approaches his father, eager to discuss his artwork from the Lebensblood program. However, Miki, ever the playful and spirited soul, becomes a delightful distraction for Wolfram, diverting his attention from the conversation at hand. Frustrated by this interruption, Wolfgang's anger boils over, causing him to push Miki down, inadvertently causing her harm. Witnessing this heartbreaking scene, Wolfram's protective instincts kick in, and he raises his voice, scolding Wolfgang for his actions. In turn, Wolfgang, consumed by a surge of anger, lashes out at his father, pushing him away while questioning why he had even invited Miki into their lives. With a mixture of frustration and annoyance, Wolfram gazes upon Miki, contemplating the complexities of their intertwined fates.

After several days of intense training, Wolfram finally returned home, seeking solace on the couch. Exhausted, he settled in, his body yearning for sleep. As he closed his eyes, Miki, his faithful companion, instinctively climbed onto his lap, seeking warmth and comfort in his presence. Just as Wolfram began to relax, Wolfgang approached him, eager to discuss his work in the Lebensblood program. However, Miki, always mischievous, playfully distracted Wolfram, drawing his attention away from Wolfgang. Frustration began to build within him, and he glared angrily at Miki, questioning why she always seemed to disrupt their interactions. In a fit of anger, Wolfgang forcefully pushed Miki off Wolfram's lap, causing her to stumble and experience pain. Witnessing this act of aggression, Wolfram's protective instincts kicked in, and he immediately lashed out at Wolfgang, his voice filled with fury. In retaliation, Wolfgang yelled back at his father, pushing him away in a surge of anger, questioning why he had brought Miki into their lives in the first place. Enraged, Miki hurled her shoes at Wolfgang, connecting with his body and causing him to cry out in pain. Fuelled by her anger, she continued to strike Wolfgang with her tiny fists, venting her frustration. In the midst of the chaos, Liv, the loving matriarch of the family, stormed into the room, her eyes filled with anger and concern. Reacting impulsively, Liv attempted to slap Miki, seeking to protect her family from further harm. However, Wolfram swiftly intervened, grabbing Liv's arm to prevent her from carrying out her action. Liv pleaded with Wolfram, her desperation evident in her tear-filled eyes, begging him to let go and find a peaceful resolution.

Caught in the midst of this emotional turmoil, Wolfram's tears began to flow uncontrollably. However, amidst his tears, a sudden burst of laughter erupted from deep within him. In a surprising twist, he revealed a hidden snake toy that had been concealed within Liv's arm, causing her to pat his back in a mix of amusement and annoyance. In an attempt to lighten the heavy atmosphere, Wolfram turned his attention to Wolfgang, playfully scooping him up and skillfully flipping him into the air, catching him with ease. Not wanting Miki to feel left out, he repeated the joyful routine with her as well. Laughter filled the room as Wolfram's infectious smile spread to his beloved companions. However, their joy was abruptly interrupted by the sound of a ringing phone. Liv quickly answered it, her voice filled with urgency. It was a call that required them to speak with Wolfram von Heinkel Stieglitz regarding a mission. Understanding the gravity of the situation, Liv agreed to the call, her voice reflecting her unwavering commitment. As the call ended, a heavy silence settled over the room. Wolfram, burdened by the weight of his duty, gathered the children together and delivered the news that he would be embarking on a dangerous mission in the East. The announcement filled Wolfgang and Miki with worry and anxiety, their faces etched with fear. Liv too felt the weight of concern, and the family huddled together, seeking comfort and reassurance in each other's embrace.

### Reationships with Wolfgang and Bombardment of Hamburg

As the sun began to rise, casting a golden glow over the world, Wolfram prepared himself for his military duties. It was a difficult moment for Miki, filled with sadness and fear at the thought of being left alone with Liv and Wolfgang. The prospect of Wolfram's absence was overwhelming, and tears streamed down her face as she clung to him, not wanting to let go. Miki's relationship with her half-brother, Wolfgang, had its own complexities. Initially, Wolfgang found Miki's stressed and silent demeanor to be bothersome. He couldn't understand the depth of her emotions and would often mock her for being quiet. Their interactions were filled with tension, and misunderstandings were a common occurrence. One particular incident stood out in Miki's mind, when she mustered the courage to ask Wolfgang for a drawing she had made of her and her father. Instead of responding with kindness, Wolfgang cruelly pushed her away. Liv, witnessing this act, intervened and urged Wolfgang to stop, ultimately leading him to reluctantly return the paper to Miki. On another occasion, while Miki was quietly eating her breakfast, Wolfgang adamantly refused to acknowledge her presence. With a cold and cutting tone, he made a hurtful comment, referring to Miki as nothing more than a "bastard girl" without a birth mother. This triggered a deep anger within Miki, and without thinking, she lashed out, hitting Wolfgang. His tears served as evidence of the impact her actions had on him, and he quickly reported the incident to their mother, Liv. Concerned for her children's well-being, Liv wasted no time in writing a note to Wolfram, detailing Miki's behavior towards Wolfgang.

The tensions between Miki and Wolfgang continued to escalate. Miki, fueled by her rebellious spirit, began deliberately messing up her bed as an act of defiance. This only served to further anger her, and their fights became more frequent and intense. In an attempt to restore peace, Liv grounded both of them for a day, depriving them of their cherished trips to the park. Wolfgang blamed Miki for this punishment, while Miki blamed him in return. Regret was a foreign concept to them, as they stubbornly held onto their resentment. Driven by a desperate yearning to find her father, Miki made the bold decision to run away. Wolfgang and Liv were left searching frantically for her, their hearts heavy with worry and guilt. In the midst of this chaotic search, Wolfgang found himself separated from his mother. However, his determination to find Miki did not waver. He scoured every corner of the park, knowing it was a place of solace for his sister. It was there that he finally discovered her, curled up inside a tunnel, seeking refuge from the harsh realities of the world. Their reunion was short-lived, as the tranquility of the moment was shattered by the deafening sound of bombs falling from above. The city was under attack, and chaos ensued. Miraculously, Miki remained unharmed, but she found herself trapped amidst the destruction. Determined to find help, she made her way to an empty building, searching for someone who could assist her. Climbing to the top of the roof, she hoped to catch the attention of anyone who could provide aid in her dire circumstances.

Wolfgang, frustrated by Miki's constant habit of messing up her bed, distanced himself from her, leading to heated arguments between them. As a consequence, Liv grounded both of them for a day, a decision that Wolfgang blamed Miki for, while Miki blamed Wolfgang in return. Surprisingly, neither of them expressed any remorse for their actions. In the midst of this turmoil, Miki made the impulsive decision to run away in search of her father. This choice sent Wolfgang and Liv on a frantic search for her, but they too faced their own challenges. Wolfgang became separated from his mother during their pursuit. In a stroke of luck, Wolfgang discovered Miki at the park, where she often sought solace by sleeping in a tunnel. However, their reunion was abruptly interrupted by the deafening sound of bombs falling from the Allied forces. Miraculously, Miki remained unharmed, but she found herself trapped amidst the surrounding destruction. Determined to find help, she navigated her way to an empty building, desperately searching for assistance. Climbing to the top of the roof, she hoped to catch the attention of anyone who could come to her aid. Trapped and with no way out, Wolfgang found himself in a similar predicament, unaware of Miki's presence. In a moment of desperation, Miki used her telepathic abilities to communicate with Wolfgang's mind, surprising him and urging him to save her.

Overwhelmed by fear and the urgency of the situation, Wolfgang decided to climb up the ladder from the apex apartment, spotting Miki in the distance as he ascended. Wolfgang battled his own paranoia, but Miki's telepathic encouragement pushed him to save her. Nearly losing his grip, he managed to grab onto the old and damaged ladder just in time. Miki, determined to reach him, began climbing down, but in an unfortunate turn of events, both of them fell into a nearby lake after the ladder broke. Wolfgang swiftly pulled Miki out of the water, and just as they emerged, the area was bombarded once again. Seeking safety, Wolfgang spotted the tunnel they had frequented before and guided Miki to its shelter, protecting them from the ongoing attacks. In the aftermath, Wolfgang confronted a terrified Miki, who was overwhelmed with guilt. Hours passed in silence until they were eventually found by the police, who took them to a bunker for safety, reuniting them with Liv. Liv, who often scolded Miki for her actions, directed her anger towards Wolfgang this time, blaming him for putting them all at risk. Wolfram, fully aware of how much Miki trusted him, encouraged her to overcome her loneliness and promised to return with big surprises for her, as Wolfgang who learned about Miki's telepathic powers while in the bomb bunker. When he finally came back from battle, he gifted her a large teddy bear, bringing immense happiness to Miki's life. However, as Hamburg remained heavily bombardedemt, the Lebensblood program made the decision to relocate to Berlin. As a result, Wolfgang and his family moved back to Berlin, a development that brought great joy to Miki, as she was able to reunite with Rosaline and Peter, finding solace and comfort amidst the chaos.

### The Visted of Stieglitz's Mansion

On a Christmas day in 1941, as Miki was about to turn three years old, Wolfram decided to give his daughter, Miki and brother, Wolfgang to the gift of meeting her paternal great-grandmother, Karin and her youngest grandaunt Martha, only Stieglitz family members in frist time, at Stieglitz Mansion for the last day of Hanukkah. From the moment they met, Miki and Karin formed a beautiful and caring relationship, with Karin taking on the role of a loving grandmother figure to both Miki and her older brother, Wolfgang. During her visits to the Stieglitz Mansion, Miki also developed close relationships with Maria and David, who became surrogate parents to her and her brother. As an empathetic mother figure, Maria provided Miki with comfort and guidance during difficult times, while David stepped in as a father figure to Wolfgang, creating a sense of security and stability for Miki within the Stieglitz family. Despite the societal norms and prejudices of that time, through her relationships with Karin, Maria, and David, Miki's childhood was filled with love, warmth, and acceptance. While Wolfram was away on military duties, Miki also had the opportunity to meet Bodo von Kluge, a homosexual servant. However, when David warned Miki and Wolfgang about Bodo due to his conservative Jewish views about Bodo's sexuality, the siblings were initially hesitant to befriend him. Nevertheless, Maria allowed Miki and Wolfgang to spend time with Bodo, and they eventually formed a close friendship that went beyond societal norms.

As Miki grew older, she continued to cherish her relationships with Karin, Martha, Maria, and David, who remained a constant source of love and support in her life. Despite the challenges and prejudices of that era, their acceptance and love helped shape Miki into the remarkable woman she became, inspiring her to create a legacy of her own that was rooted in compassion, empathy, and love. Miki's relationships with Karin, Maria, David, and Bodo were paramount in shaping her understanding of the true value of family and the importance of acceptance and kindness towards others. Despite the numerous challenges and difficulties she faced, Miki was fortunate enough to be enveloped within the loving and supportive arms of the Stieglitz family, which provided her with a safe and nurturing environment to grow and flourish. Even when Wolfram, was off fighting in the war, his love for Miki remained palpable, as he would often gift her with teddy bears and other presents upon his return. During this period, Miki was enrolled in the Lebensblood program, established by Elva Lehmann, which aimed to improve the lives of children like Miki. Elva, who shared a close relationship with Wolfram, played a significant role in caring for Miki while her hold family was away.

### Life Before Soviet Siege of Berlin 1945

When Miki was just four years old, she had a remarkable experience that most children could only dream of when she met the Führer himself during a TV show interview. The little girl was showered with kisses and praise from SS officers and Nazis, who gifted her with flowers, candy, and dresses as tokens of their admiration. Despite the attention she received, Miki must have felt a sense of loss and longing for her half-brother and stepmother, who were away at war. However, her relationship with Peter and Rosaline provided a sense of family and friendship during the challenging times. As a fishing trio, Miki, Peter, and Rosaline would have spent time enjoying each other's company on outdoor trips, such as fishing and visiting parks and gardens. The bond between the trio would have provided Miki with a much-needed sense of connection and support during a time of war. Things only became more difficult as Miki grew older. When she was six years old, her half-brother, Wolfgang, and stepmother were moved from Germany to Norway, leaving Miki and Wolfram behind. It was over a year before the family could be reunited, as they had heard rumors that Norway had been liberated from the Nazi regime, which was then under British occupation. Meanwhile, Wolfram was away fighting against the Soviets, and after four weeks, the Soviets conquered Berlin for a few weeks.

As a result, Miki and all the Lebensblood children, led by Rosaline von Braun and Peter Mazur, were forced to evacuate from Berlin to a bunker in Munich, Germany. During this time, all the children were worried and sad about their caretaker Elva Lehmann, and Miki felt particularly affected by the loss of her father, Wolfram, and her caretaker. However, Rosaline and Peter used Miki's juggling skills to entertain the other children and provide a sense of relief during this challenging time. After weeks of intense fighting, Wolfram and the German forces emerged victorious against the Soviet Red Army, causing the Soviets to retreat from Berlin and the rest of Germany. Wolfram was hailed as a hero by the Berliners, and he even brought a small teddy bear when he returned to reunite with his daughter, Miki. However, Elva had been injured during the war and was still recovering, and the Lebensblood program had suffered significant damage during the siege of Berlin. In the meantime, Rudi Seidel and his wife Gertrud Seidel stepped in to help care for the Lebensblood children, including Miki. Despite the support of her caretakers, Miki still felt the pain of missing her half-brother, Wolfgang, who had been taken away by her stepmother, Liv.

### The Dramatic Incident of Stieglitzers

Miki eagerly awaited Wolfram's return from war. She found comfort in a sleepover with her great-grandmother Karin and her grandaunt, Martha, and her surrogate parents David and Maria. Miki approached Martha and Maria with a beautiful flower crowns, revealing that she had gathered the flowers from the mansion garden of Lebensblood. She often accompanied her father, who would buy flowers for her, and they would spend time together with the rest of the children from the program. Miki explained that she had learned to make flower crowns from Frau Lehmann and her husband, Herr Lehmann, who were kind enough to teach her. She shared that she only gifted these special crowns to her parents and the program's staff during her free time, as a way to express her gratitude and love. Martha was deeply moved by Miki's thoughtful gesture and expressed her heartfelt appreciation for the flower crown.

As Miki eagerly joined David and Martha in their game of hide and seek and cowboys and cowgirls, she couldn't help but feel a pang of disappointment when Karin and Maria insisted she should go to bed. Begging for more time, Miki quickly brushed her teeth and slipped into her cozy pajamas. However, her excitement was overshadowed by her anger towards Liv, who had taken her beloved older half-brother, Wolfgang, away from her. Sensing Miki's frustration, Karin promised to do everything in her power to facilitate a reunion. Just as Miki was lost in her thoughts, Wolfram arrived and immediately noticed her distress. Engaging in a heartfelt conversation, they shared their concerns and fears, finding solace in their connection. The following morning, as the aroma of breakfast filled the air, Karin surprised everyone by speaking about the sacrifices made by fallen soldiers. The heaviness of the topic caught Wolfram off guard, and he couldn't help but confront Karin about her choice of discussion, causing tension to escalate. Disparaging remarks were exchanged, leaving the atmosphere charged with unresolved emotions.

Miki, desperate to diffuse the mounting tension, tried her best to calm the situation, but Karin's behavior only grew more erratic. Worried about Miki's well-being, Wolfram took a stand and blocked Karin from leaving, determined to protect his sister. The room became a battleground of conflicting emotions, and as tensions reached their peak, Wolfram's overwhelming emotions unintentionally unleashed his dormant telekinetic powers, causing objects to fly and chaos to ensue. Miki sought help from David and Maria, and they managed to calm the situation. Wolfram left the mansion, feeling overwhelmed. At night, Miki talked to Maria, who explained that Karin needed space after her breakdown. Concerned for her father, Miki went to find him and discovered Wolfram crying. They discussed the need to confront Karin and resolve their family conflicts. They made a pact to challenge harmful ideologies and protect their bond. Wolfram kissed Miki goodnight and confronted Karin, finding solace in their shared pain and vowing to navigate their struggles together.

### Life Before Escape from Nazi Regime

Next week, Miki eagerly joins the visited of Hitler's Youth school, a sex-segregated institution where she quickly becomes the center of attention, adored by both students and staff. Boys in the German Army eagerly throw flowers at her, hoping for a chance to date her, while guards are constantly on alert, protecting her from their advances. Miki, however, only has eyes for Rudi Rahmer, a Polish boy who faces bullying from within the Hitler's Youth. She takes it upon herself to keep him safe from harm, forming a special bond. Amidst the dynamics of the school, Miki encounters the Führer himself, accompanied by his nephew, the annoying Kurt Ächenberg. Kurt harbors a deep dislike for Miki's father, Wolfram, adding tension to an already complex situation. Meanwhile, the school and the public eagerly anticipate the upcoming election between Wolfram von Heinkel and Bukvić Ächenberg, as they vie for the position of the next Führer during the summer. Wolfram, a widely celebrated figure in Berlin, is seen as a hero of the Nazi regime. His close association with Himmler and the Führer has granted him numerous privileges, elevating him to the status of an idol in the eyes of the Nazis. As an expression of his dedication to the Fatherland, Wolfram decides to adopt the Lebensblood children, providing them with a grand mansion in Berlin. Miki finds solace in the fact that her caretaker, Elva, can now return to her work as the children's guardian, bringing her joy and stability.

On her seventh birthday, Miki is taken by Himmler to join a Nazi parade alongside the Führer, a spectacle where the German National Anthem rings out fervently as a symbol of protection for the Fatherland. Wolfram's popularity soars, and Miki continues to be raised under the loving care of Elva Lehmann. However, just two weeks later, her world is turned upside down when her stepmother and half-brother, who had fled Germany with other expats from Norway, return. Wolfgang, visibly distressed and traumatized, leaves Miki questioning the reasons behind their separation under Himmler's law, struggling to fully comprehend the harsh realities of their situation. Elva remains a pillar of strength, caring for both Miki and Wolfgang, until the fateful day arrives when she decides to take the children, along with Rosaline von Braun and Peter Mazur, on a field trip to Paris for the summer. Unbeknownst to them, this seemingly innocent excursion marks the beginning of their desperate escape from the clutches of the Nazi regime in 1945, an escape meticulously planned as part of the Flock'⁴⁴/ıı series.

## Relationships

### Jonah

Despite Miki technically being his aunt, their relationship would better be described as uncle and niece even manly father-figure and surrogate daughter during the affected with D-Company. Miki is youngest then Jonah and holds a deep respect for him. Jonah always to protect her with all he has.

## Trivia

* Miki was congenital heart defect at birth, but perfectly healthy life.
* Miki favorite favor is Strawberry.
* Miki had occasionally been able to predict the future by a 5 minutes.
* Miki was child prodigy on math and science, won A thoughtout her all her grades, now she was in high school.
* Her first name, Mildred, was named after Rosaline's beloved deceased grandmother, Mildred Summers Klein. Her middle name, Deborah, was named after Pete's stillborn daughter, Deborah.
* "Rieka Mildred Zev".
* According to Miki reasons why Pleiadians eating humans species during full blue moon was gained mass intelligence and super power of sciences, philanthropies, moral behaviors from Human species over time or created more eugenics on more reborn and reincarnated human-Pleiadians with inheriting with their past victims of Full Blue Moon by case Albina, Mildred, Mio, Dragomir and Amira.
* She predicted Downfall of Third Reich and Nazi Party.
* Miki was able to smile, if Wolfram von Heinkel was around.
* According to Elva, Miki doesn't had mother-figured around her since she was newborn.
* After noting that her birthday coincides with Christmas her father decided to give her always twenty-one presents, one each for Christmas and one each for her birthday from Lebensblood children and Elva and her late husband Abelard Lehmann, last one for from her father a giant teddy bear.
* Miki had sister-figure reationships with Rosaline von Braun, since she was 3-years-old.
* Miki's character could also draw inspiration from Matilda Wormwood, the protagonist of Roald Dahl's 1988 children's novel, "Matilda." Just like Matilda, Miki is exceptionally intelligent for her age and possesses extraordinary abilities. Matilda has the power of telekinesis, while Miki is telepathic, able to communicate through her mind, Furthermore, both Miki and Matilda share a love for books. Despite facing obstacles, such as the Nazis banning books in Miki's case, both characters find solace and knowledge in reading. Miki, with the help of Antek, is able to access books despite the restrictions, similar to how Matilda immerses herself in books throughout the story, The connection between Miki and Matilda highlights their intellectual prowess and their determination to expand their minds despite the challenges they face. It adds depth to Miki's character and showcases her resilience and thirst for knowledge.