Georg Dalmas, a senior Knight Templar of Hortensia, stands as a steadfast guardian of the kingdom, his semi-light hair, beard, and piercing eyes framing a calm, disciplined demeanor. Though historical accounts leave his personal traits undefined, his pivotal role emerges during the chaos of the Camellia rebellion and Duke Rugis’ coup, which thrust him into the heart of clashing factions. As the Church, led by Pope Alexis Vall d’Hebron, solidifies its grip on power by elevating Ecclesiastical Knights over the Templars, Georg is coerced into an uneasy alliance, ascending to captaincy within the Church’s militant hierarchy. This forced allegiance pits him against former comrades Maurice Baudelaire and Alfred Albert, who challenge the Church’s shadowy maneuvers. Tensions crystallize when Georg dispatches the pair to investigate Petale Village’s plague—a crisis rumored to petrify villagers into zombie-like husks. The mission unravels as Ecclesiastical Knights ambush the group, hinting at schemes orchestrated by Georg’s superiors without his consent. His involvement remains enigmatic, mirroring the murky political machinations fracturing Hortensia’s leadership. A seasoned Templar, Georg’s rank reflects decades of loyalty to the kingdom’s founding principles, yet his subjugation to the Church lays bare the gradual erosion of the order’s autonomy. His story unfolds as a reluctant pawn in a broader game of control, where duty and survival collide amid shifting loyalties and institutional decay.