Wolfgang Kapp

> *“You have spared us, demon. Perhaps you came to an understanding my brother Bruno and I could not. But the Majors have betrayed us, Frankfurt is under attack. Cast aside the grievances we hold for each other, for now. We have but one goal now; the slaughter of monsters.”* - Field Marshal Wolfgang von Kapp, whom, with just one sentence, renounces his service to the Grand Covenant.
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**Wolfgang Kapp**, formerly **Wolfgang von Kapp**, was once a Field Marshal during his service to the Grand Covenant of Germany and was a Commander in Julius Morthengen’s New Covenant prior to his death. He was present during the beginning stages of the Great Scission and aided (canonically) the Master Bait alongside his brother Bruno Kapp, a Elite Officer in the Special Warfare Group, in a unspoken agreement with the two parties against the force of Saxons sent to neutralize the two Prussians, until Wolfgang declared the end of his service to the Grand Covenant.

Afterwards, he cut ties with all his associates, including his brother, and anonymously joined the New Covenant formed by Julius Morthengen as **‘Adrian**’, where he would become a high-ranking Commander and marked as a High-Value Target by the Entente due to his exceptional leadership skills and tremendous battle capabilities. At the end of the Blooding Years, he was present at the Battle of Leipzig whereby he was killed by a joint alliance consisting of Fireteam Ares and his long-lost brother Bruno Kapp. Though he managed to defeat Ares and killed Bruno, Wolfgang himself was mortally wounded by his brother and with his last words, uttered that he wished that the Kapp bloodline would not have to end through bloodshed and misery, by the Kapps themselves no less, and wondered if they may be able to join their mother in the afterlife in peace.

## Biography

In the first few hours of the Great Scission (roughly around August 1918), whereby the entire Prussian nation was suddenly evicted from the Grand covenant and forced into a declaration of total war against their former country, Wolfgang and his brother Bruno Kapp were present in the capital city of Frankfurt at Midnight Plaza where they came under attack from a platoon of Saxons. As they fought off the swarm of enemies, the Kapps encountered the legendary ‘Demon’, CENTURION-I Hilmie-117, the “Master Bait” whom they initially attacked with the same ferocity as though he was an enemy, although the latter miraculously chose to harm neither of them. After successfully repelling the assault, Wolfgang, together with Bruno, approached the Master Bait and proclaimed the cutting of ties from the Grand Covenant and proceeded fo forge an unlikely alliance with Hilmie-117. Together with his brother and the Demon, Wolfgang made his way through to the Church of St. Michael and encountered a set of Prussian Honor Guards, to which he would explain the situation unfolding before them and cut the time needed to forge a alliance with the Centurion had he not been present to do so.

### The Unbreakable ‘Adrian’

Some time after the events at Frankfurt and the end of the First Titan War, Wolfgang would cease all communications with everyone he knew, including his brother Bruno, a decision that would come to haunt him years later, and mysteriously disappeared. Soon after, a figure known only as ‘Adrian’ emerged, who would go on to both unite the fractured Prussian populations there and build a highly-trained but only decently-armed army in record time, all under the banner of Julius Morthengen’s New Covenant. This quickly drew the attention of Supreme Commander Morthengen himself, who mobilized his pockets of forces and connected the gaps between the many provinces of Southern Germany, establishing contact with ‘Adrian’ who would go on to repel two joint Entente-Prussian military expeditions and soon be rapidly promoted to the rank of Commander, the highest rank achievable next to the title of Supreme Commander.

In a matter of years, Commander ‘Adrian’ would begin a series of mass raids and piracy operations across the former states of the Grand Covenant, stealing supplies, equipment, manpower and technology that the Nazis would utilize to effect so successfully under Alekzander, albeit on a much smaller scale due to having not the firepower to effectively conduct their operations against the Entente and the central government of the Kingdom of Prussia, so much so that the classification of ‘High-Value Target’ would be placed on ‘Adrian’, and many headhunters of all kind, including at least a dozen CENTURION-IIIs, found the end of their lives attempting to seize his bounty set by the Entente powers, earning him the title of the ‘Unbreakable’.