Hans "Black Death" Muller

"There will never be anything ever made like the Aeroplane... Count on it."

Hans Muller is actually a relatively thin officer of the German Luftwaffe. However, unlike the others, Hans is the Hauptsturmfuhrer of the few SS stationed here. He was specifically stationed in Toshiko to keep German morale up, and help coordinate with the allied fleets defending the Island. Standing at 6'2 and blonde, he is always in a nice crisp black uniform with white gloves. However, SS Hauptsturmfuhrer Hans Muller is also the lead pilot for the 282nd, or known as the Black Death for their black painted engines and nose tips.

As a man himself, Hans is only 6'2, and 150lbs. Thin as can ever, with a quiet voice, Hans carries his loving Luger Artillery handgun. (Handgun with a 20" barrel). With neatly combed hair slicked back in oil, he is a knife-sharp shaped of a person. That is the easiest to describe Hans. A living knife.


                         "They do need to change the lighting in here..."

As a military man with a long lineage of military members of his family, Hans like to take his duties seriously. Outside work, or off duty Hans is a fun loving man who would seem like that he is not even older then twenty, when he is almost 42. A light and dark side to his personality boils down to the fact he wants to keep his home and his friends homes. With a wife and two children back in Munich, Hans has a lot more to fight for then his Japanese comrades.

Outside work, Hans is a naturist. He actively strives to preserve the nature and do what he can to ensure it's safety. But that does not mean he will openly sacrifice his own men, or his friends to save a tree. Beauty comes in all forms. Some see it in war, others see it through literature. Hans found his beauty in how the world simply created it from nothing.

While he is not a fanatic to Germany like many of his comrades are, Hans wants to see Germany thrive. Not rule the world, or the other cultures. But simply concrete it's position into history. That was why he joined the Luftwaffe, to explore the world and protect his home. This would lead to clashes with the other SS, if there were not only two other present.

He carries a variety of side arms with him based on what uniform he has on. Even his civilian clothes has a hidden pistol holster inside his jacket. As a military man of the SS, *officially* he is armed with only his dagger and a handgun, but that doesn't prevent Hans from taking an MP40 with him on his flights.

As a pilot, inside his heavy flight uniform Hans has little room to carry any real weapons. A hidden MP40, and a Walther P38 in his cockpit is all he has to defend himself with. Fortunately, his uniform can be ditched to run around in the jumpsuit underneath the padded leather and fur, allowing for quick escapes.


As a civilian, Hans dresses rather in a laid-back formal tone. Wearing a nice brown-colored suit with, specifically, a black tie and his Party button on it, Hans always keeps a pack of cigarettes, matches, and a Luger with two magazines inside his jacket should something go sour. 

The history is rather straight forward, born in Munich and under the gaze of his father, who has served with the German Empire of the Kaisers, Hans grew up admiring the army men. Until they invented the flying machines. As a child, Hans was fascinated by the bi-plane and other aeroplanes at the time. He wanted to be in the sky like a free bird, much to the protest of his Father demanding that he go to college to become a politican.

The moment Hans turned 18, he had enlisted into the Army to serve in WW1, which by then his parents had passed away. Surviving the first part of WW1 as a ground soldier, Hans finally got his dreams accomplished with a transfer to the Luftwaffe, the air force. From there, Hans excelled. He loved to fly, wanted to fly every second of the day if he could.

But alass, all that experience in the bi-plane was nothing compared to a BF-109, BF-110 and up to the invention of the jets. The ME262 amazed Hans, both by the noise and way it moved... And how fast it went. They called it "The flying Spear" in his home town, because they looked like spear heads whizzing through the air. In 1939, months before Germany planned to start expanding, Russia had invaded Manchuria, or specifically parts held by the Japanese.

This put his wing, and several other air force wings to be moved to Japan in preparation of the defense. From 1940 up to now in 1941, Hans had lived in Japan and grew rather accustomed to it's features. He enjoyed it's music, food, culture, women. Everything, even the toys children made to play with simply fascinated the man. Possibly to the point he'd rather move to Japan then continue to live in Germany.