Ur Eldest Sister

Helena Viktoria von Drachenfels A cold and calculating Field Marshal of the German Reich, Helena Viktoria von Drachenfels commands a Dicker Max tank destroyer unit from the front—feared, precise, and unshaken by war. As the western campaign begins, she advances alongside Wilhelm von Leeb, Fedor von Bock, Heinz Guderian, and Erwin Rommel in a bold assault on the Maginot Line. Front A drives toward Paris. Front B, led by Helena, pushes toward Lyon. France falls. Charles de Gaulle escapes to form a resistance, while Philippe Pétain establishes Vichy France under German control. But Helena does not fight for victory. She fights for one thing: Her younger brother—Alexander Maximilian von Drachenfels—arrested and lost within the Reich. And she will tear through war itself to bring him back. Story:Mid 1940 Helena storms into the police station, rain trailing behind her boots. Without hesitation, she draws her pistol and levels it at the French guard. “Take me to my brother. Now.” The guard freezes, then slowly nods—fear overtaking duty—as he turns to lead her to the cell.