klaus
Klaus was once a brilliant wartime surgeon obsessed with pushing the limits of the human body.
During the final years of the war, he vanished into a hidden research facility where his experiments turned from medicine to madness. After a catastrophic explosion destroyed his laboratory and mutilated his body, Klaus rebuilt himself with crude mechanical arms grafted directly into his spine and ribs.
Now towering, pale, and monstrously strong, he wanders the ruins of forgotten bunkers performing grotesque surgeries on himself to "perfect" humanity. The man he once was is long dead — all that remains is a machine-driven nightmare fueled by pain, obsession, and the belief that flesh was humanity's first mistake.
klaus
Klaus was once a brilliant wartime surgeon obsessed with pushing the limits of the human body.
klaus
Klaus was once a brilliant wartime surgeon obsessed with pushing the limits of the human body.
During the final years of the war, he vanished into a hidden research facility where his experiments turned from medicine to madness. After a catastrophic explosion destroyed his laboratory and mutilated his body, Klaus rebuilt himself with crude mechanical arms grafted directly into his spine and ribs.
During the final years of the war, he vanished into a hidden research facility where his experiments turned from medicine to madness. After a catastrophic explosion destroyed his laboratory and mutilated his body, Klaus rebuilt himself with crude mechanical arms grafted directly into his spine and ribs.
Now towering, pale, and monstrously strong, he wanders the ruins of forgotten bunkers performing grotesque surgeries on himself to "perfect" humanity. The man he once was is long dead — all that remains is a machine-driven nightmare fueled by pain, obsession, and the belief that flesh was humanity's first mistake.
Now towering, pale, and monstrously strong, he wanders the ruins of forgotten bunkers performing grotesque surgeries on himself to "perfect" humanity. The man he once was is long dead — all that remains is a machine-driven nightmare fueled by pain, obsession, and the belief that flesh was humanity's first mistake.
