Lieutenant Colonel Paul Emile Leto-Fordbeck was repressing his impulse, the lieutenant colonel of the colonial defense forces of the Alfheim Defense Force, known for his gentlemanly demeanour, stared at a whole row of clueless Duchy Army soldiers outside the window. His expression was cold, his eyes sharp, his mind deliberating whether or not to figuratively extract their brains for a thorough cleansing.
Before being transferred to the Ros United Duchy, Lieutenant Colonel Leto-Foerbeck served as the commander of the public defence forces in the southern colony of Dales Salam. These public defence forces were made up of troops recruited from the indigenous population, trained, and given the responsibility of maintaining the colony's public order and security.
