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| − | Though his unparalleled cruelty often disgusted even his peers, his undeniable results soon saw him rise to command his own Imperial regiment. A sadist to the core, he experienced a euphoric high when inflicting pain upon others, a habit that only intensified as he obtained increasing authority. |
+ | Though his unparalleled cruelty often disgusted even his peers, his undeniable results soon saw him rise to command his own Imperial regiment. A sadist to the core, he experienced a euphoric high when inflicting pain upon others, a habit that only intensified as he obtained increasing authority. |
During the [[First Europan War]], Geld captured [[Frederic Klein]] and tortured him to death. This caused [[Eleanor Varrot]], Frederick's friend and lover, to stayed in the Gallian militia and swore someday to take revenge on Geld. Unfortunately for him, Eleanor's wish was granted when [[Invasion of Gallia|the Empire invaded Gallia]] in 1935. In a [[Report 06: What Lies Beyond Hate|hostage rescue operation]], Eleanor's regiment captured Geld. But just when Eleanor was about to order his execution, [[Largo Potter]] persuaded her to release him in a personer exchange, saying Frederick would not want her to avenge his death. |
During the [[First Europan War]], Geld captured [[Frederic Klein]] and tortured him to death. This caused [[Eleanor Varrot]], Frederick's friend and lover, to stayed in the Gallian militia and swore someday to take revenge on Geld. Unfortunately for him, Eleanor's wish was granted when [[Invasion of Gallia|the Empire invaded Gallia]] in 1935. In a [[Report 06: What Lies Beyond Hate|hostage rescue operation]], Eleanor's regiment captured Geld. But just when Eleanor was about to order his execution, [[Largo Potter]] persuaded her to release him in a personer exchange, saying Frederick would not want her to avenge his death. |
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But Geld was wrong to think that he was safe when he returned to Imperial territory. His torture of prisoners, including civilians, ultimately provoked the ire of Imperial commander [[Maximilian]], who promptly ordered him executed. |
But Geld was wrong to think that he was safe when he returned to Imperial territory. His torture of prisoners, including civilians, ultimately provoked the ire of Imperial commander [[Maximilian]], who promptly ordered him executed. |
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| Birth Date | c.1892 (Aged 43 by 1935) |
| Affiliation | Imperial Army |
| Role | Imperial regiment commander |
Giorgios Geld (?) was a forty-three year old Imperial Captain. He was voiced by Dwight Schultz in the English version.
Profile
Though his unparalleled cruelty often disgusted even his peers, his undeniable results soon saw him rise to command his own Imperial regiment. A sadist to the core, he experienced a euphoric high when inflicting pain upon others, a habit that only intensified as he obtained increasing authority.
During the First Europan War, Geld captured Frederic Klein and tortured him to death. This caused Eleanor Varrot, Frederick's friend and lover, to stayed in the Gallian militia and swore someday to take revenge on Geld. Unfortunately for him, Eleanor's wish was granted when the Empire invaded Gallia in 1935. In a hostage rescue operation, Eleanor's regiment captured Geld. But just when Eleanor was about to order his execution, Largo Potter persuaded her to release him in a personer exchange, saying Frederick would not want her to avenge his death.
But Geld was wrong to think that he was safe when he returned to Imperial territory. His torture of prisoners, including civilians, ultimately provoked the ire of Imperial commander Maximilian, who promptly ordered him executed.