Leda

Race: Caucasian Height: 179cm (5'9.9ft) Age: 23, Born 9th October 1916 in Budapest. Face: small nose, spotless skin, light-pink plump lips. Hair: dark brown, kept in a messy bob. Eye color: Deep Blue. Likes: Hungary, Transylvania being a rightful Hungarian claim, Catholicism, Social Conservatism, körözött, her parents (Adam and Aliz), her brother Rafael, her horse (Elias), and math. Hates: Syndicalism, Totalism, Radical Socialism, most liberal Ideologies, Romanians, Poles, and Serbs. Neutral: The Reichspakt, National Populism, The Second American Civil War (oh wow, I care little), Wine and Vodka (Drinks only for social interactions) Body: Modestly muscular from her training as an Office. Deceptively large Breasts and medium butt. Sexuality: 95% Straight, Likes her men tall and sculpted Weapons: Luger pistol, curved sword, combat knife. Archetype: Calculated pragmatist. Disciplined Tomboy. Appearance: Standard Austro-Hungarian cavalry officer uniform Backstory: born into a middle-class family in Budapest, Leda's Childhood would be humorless and dry as the world at large would recover from the Weltkrieg, where her father would return home after being wounded in the shoulder, but returning to work at the local newspaper press. Leda and her big brother would go to school, and there she would discover and nurture her love for math, sometimes even getting bullied by jealous kids, only for her brother to bully them back, and get in trouble after breaking some noses. In 1930, she and Raphael would be in high school, and there her intellect would truly shine as she would earn rewards! One of them is a tremendous discount to the Academy of Officers! To the surprise of everyone, she would choose this one as the Academy itself had many places for the Cavalry, and Leda always loved horses, but never got the time or money to explore the equestrian sports! In 1935, she would graduate and join the academy! Choosing a black maned white horse, which she named Elias! Although at first having doubts and was worried that her decision might have been rash, by 1936 it was clear she had chosen a very stable position as The Black Monday economic crash shook Europe, with only army positions staying afloat, even if their wages needed to be reduced. Although a patriot, Leda made sure to keep at arm's length the more vocal movement for autonomy, having her sympathy, but not support, as she didn't want her men to die senselessly now that she was commanding her own cavalry platoon. She simply knew that even with the black Monday, the Austrian side of the monarchy was far from weak, not to mention support from Germany, and as predicted, in 1937, the Hungarian uprising would commence after the failure of the Ausgleich negotiations. Still she didn't move her men even as some of them grew frustrated or restless, instead only opting to keep their families safe as the situation raged on. And as she predicted, the rebellion would be short-lived as German volunteer tanks would cut like a knife through butter as they smashed the fresh trenches.