Klaus von Leitner stood beside Wulfram Kehlen and the rest of the tacticians in the gathered tent, constantly hearing about the progress of the war from informants that came in and out to the planning room. A stern glare rested on the features of his face as reports of the fallen and maimed reached his ears. Making a move to ensure that more casualties could be prevented, Klaus ordered the medical supplements be spread amongst the fields and handed to the soldiers of the Grand Army, saving many lives in the act with his movement.

During the motion, he thought to himself about the rest of his family and their wellbeings. He knew that his sister and brother were in the field as footmen, and the more casualties were reported, the more nervous Klaus had become. His hands balled into fists, and after an informant reported that Freya von Leitner had received severe burns, Klaus was immediate to grab the man by the throat and pin him against shelves, shouting at him for details. His fit of anger was quickly dispelled by the other tacticians in the room who held Klaus back. The silver haired man stood back and exhaled sharply, stressful eyes awaiting to see the results of the war.