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Anton Eisberck was a Kythiran diplomat who served under Emperor Louis Viromaro in several positions, most famously as Deputy-Ambassador to the Imperius Reich. He was born and educated in Helmira, though his family originates from the city of Redstonia. He had a small role during the Dervich Incident, being responsible for returning the remains of Capt. Dervich to the Ambassador of the Imperius Reich. | Anton Eisberck was a Kythiran diplomat who served under Emperor Louis Viromaro in several positions, most famously as Deputy-Ambassador to the Imperius Reich. He was born and educated in Helmira, though his family originates from the city of Redstonia. He had a small role during the Dervich Incident, being responsible for returning the remains of Capt. Dervich to the Ambassador of the Imperius Reich. During the Grand War he was offered to become a captain in the Imperial Navy by crown prince Charles. He accepted, though he had no prior experience in naval warfare. He died when his ship was destroyed during the ''Battle of the Northern Sea.'' His body was found by fisherman weeks after the battle, who learned the ice had preserved it very well. He received a large state funeral in Helmira, attended by crown prince Charles. | ||
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Anton Eisberck was a Kythiran diplomat who served under Emperor Louis Viromaro in several positions, most famously as Deputy-Ambassador to the Imperius Reich. He was born and educated in Helmira, though his family originates from the city of Redstonia. He had a small role during the Dervich Incident, being responsible for returning the remains of Capt. Dervich to the Ambassador of the Imperius Reich. During the Grand War he was offered to become a captain in the Imperial Navy by crown prince Charles. He accepted, though he had no prior experience in naval warfare. He died when his ship was destroyed during the Battle of the Northern Sea. His body was found by fisherman weeks after the battle, who learned the ice had preserved it very well. He received a large state funeral in Helmira, attended by crown prince Charles.
