Early Days | Hitler's first encounter of the Holy Lance
As a child, he clashed with his drunkard father frequently and was often beaten by him. However, the young Adolf managed to retain his sanity by focusing on his hobby; painting. That is until his brother, Edmund, died 8 years after they moved to Germany. Following his brother's death, Hitler became detached and introverted, while his father's dislike for him being involved in fine art rather than business grew by day. At some point, the young Hitler became immensely interested in German nationalism, heavily rejecting the notion of Austrian-Hungarian authority. It was this nationalism that would go to become the motivating force of his life. It could be said that this is when his anti-semitic views also began to flourish as Hitler found out about rumours of his father's true descent. Alois was an illegitimate child of what was believed to be a jewish man. For Hitler who despised his father more than anything, this would become the first clear motivation for his hatred towards the jews.
After the sudden death of his father three years after the death of Edmund, Hitler's mother allowed him to drop out of school after two years. Moving to Vienna, he became a casual labourer and a watercolour painter. He applied to the Academy of Fine Arts twice, and was rejected both times. Out of money, Hitler had no choice but to move to a homeless shelter where he remained for several times. A few years later, his mother eventually became heavily ill. Her treatment fell into the hands of a jewish doctor and she was eventually deemed untreatable. Despite Hitler's begging, his mother's doctor was unable to save her and only caused her unnecessary pain with his examinations. Hitler - who did not tell his mother that he failed his entrance exam - fell into a deep wormhole of despair. He had nothing left and suicide was his only option, but he was far too afraid to go through with it.
It is during his times in Vienna that his destiny trully started to unfold. In 1908, Hitler was led to what would be known as his first encounter of the Longinus Lanze exhibitioned in the Weltliches Schatzkammer Museum - which was secretly owned by the Magus Association from the shadows. From the first time he saw it, Hitler was immersed in it's beauty. His first impression of the spear which was filled with immense fascination quickly became an obsession. Hitler visited the museum numerous time just to look at the spear as the saving point of his teenage days. To him who felt like all the odds were stacked against him and thought of suicide numerous times, the spear that radiated unmatched beauty was the sole shining point of his life.
The spear - that was possessed by numerous great emperors including the great Charlemagne and Constantine - eventually became the central pivot of Hitler's life when one day, it decided to answer his yearning. It showed him a vision of his future. That single vision fulfilled all of Hitler's deepest desires. He - who put immense importance to his German nationalism - would eventually became the leader of the Third Reich that would make Germany prosper for 1000 years. It told him he would become an immortal leader who would oversee the remainder of his country to the end of days.
World War I period | Hitler joins the Thule Society | His first meeting with the Magus Association
Once the World War I outbreak happened, Hitler's strong feelings towards German nationalism and knowledge of his future that was foretold by the Holy Lance led him to join the German army as a soldier. He was present in some of the more singificant battles and was even wounded in some of them. Once Germany surrendered in 1918, Hitler became extremely bitter. His passionate love towards Germany gave birth to a deep hatred towards the jewish people who he held responsible for Germany's loss in WWI. This was because of a popular theory during that time that the jewish people stabbed the Germans in the back and were highly unloyal to their nationality.
When he returned to Munich after WWI, he continued working as a German intelligence officer and continued adopting anti-semitic ideology. Eventually he was invited to join the Thule Society, which marked his first encounter with the occult after his encounter with the Longinus Lanze. Hitler was overjoyed to find out that magic was indeed real and that the spear's promises were not mere lies as he was heavily interested in the occult. There he met a man named Dietrich Eckart who would eventually become his mentor and have Main Kampf dedicated to him.
Dietrich Eckart - who was a high-priest of sorts of the Satanic cult of the Thule Society - knew of Hitler before-hand as he received a vision prior to the WWI that one day after Germany's loss in WWI, a young man would join the Thule Society and punish the ''evil'' Hebrews that brought shame to the name of Christ and the German people. This young man would go down as the ''Anti-Christ'' prophesied by the Bible. Eckart wasted no time and effort in sweet-talking Hitler and introducing him to the ideas led by the Thule Society which would later be re-established as the Nazi Party.
Hitler was trained to be an excellent Magus who was well-versed in the knowledge of Witchcraft practiced by the Thule Society. His charisma would lead him to gain many allies within the Thule Society and he became the center-point of it's ideology. In order to gain public appeal, the Thule Society re-established itself as the Nazi Party and had Hitler personally design their banner. His speeches eventually started to attract big masses in a beer-halls and he quickly became a person of importance when he became chairman of the Nazi Party.
Because of this, Hitler was eventually brought along to a meeting with the Magus Association which swore to pursue the Root. Due to the nature of the Thule Society (now Nazi Party) which didn't want to cooperate with the Magus Association by merging with it, the Magus Association thought extremely lowly of the satanist cult and only felt as if they were a small nuisance not worth paying attention to yet. This, however, changed once Hitler stepped foot into the Clock Tower as one of Nazi Party's officials. His first meeting with the Magus Associations' higher-ups and the speech he gave them left an lasting impression.
The Magus Association was divided in their opinions. Some thought he was a fool who merely had a good tongue on him, while others thought he was an immediate threat that should be dealt with. However, due to the divided opinions they never took immediate action to squash him, but they still made sure he would be knocked from a position of power and waited for their first opportunity to do so.
This happened when Hitler and the Sturmabteilung (the Nazi paramilitary organization) stormed a public meeting at a large beer hall in Munich and declared a revolution that will be the start of a new government. Catching wind of this, the Magus Association quickly dispatched support to the German government - unbeknownst to them - and the revolution was squashed quickly, while Hitler was arrested after three mere days of the revolution's start for high treason. There he wrote his book Main Kampf. The book shed light on Hitler's highly disturbing racist ideology.
Hitler's rise to power
However, Hitler's ideology and the Nazi Party weren't squashed by the Magus Association's poor attempts. The age of the great depression of Germany was Hitler's opportunity to finally fulfill the vision Longinus showed him. Due to the public becoming increasingly open to extremist opinions, Hitler manipulated the masses with his charismatic behaviour into appointing him as the Chancellor. Using his newfound power, he formed a de facto legal dictatorship. The Reichstag Fire Decree, announced after a suspicious fire at the Reichstag, suspended basic rights and allowed detention without trial. Hitler also engineered the passage of the Enabling Act, which gave his cabinet full legislative powers for a period of four years and allowed deviations from the constitution.
Having achieved full control of the government, Hitler and the Nazi Party quickly suppressed any opposing political establishments. Soon everyone opposing the Nazi Party was pushed into disbanding and the Nazi Party was established as the only legal political party in Germany.
He punished any military opposition and in an event called the Night of the Long Knives, all of Hitler's political enemies were rounded up and shot. The day before Hindenburg (Germany's president at the time) died, the cabinet abolished the office of president and combined it's power with that of the chancellor, making Hitler into head of the state and supreme commander of Germany's armed forces.
Beginning of World War II | Hitler steals the Longinus Lanze | Holocaust
Once Hitler became the most powerful person in Germany, the time for the prosperous Aryan Race of the Third Reich to rise has arrived. Thirty years after his first encounter of the Longinus Lanze, he returned to Vienna to oversee the annexation of the Austrian land. However, his real goal laid elsewhere. Hitler used his army to raid the Museum in which Longinus Lanze was kept, waiting for his arrival. The Magi sent from the Magus Association to oversee the safety of the Longinus Lanze were unable to fight Hitler directly in public and not having the forces to defeat his army, they had no choice but to retreat for the time being.
Hitler was finally reunited with his beloved lance which was calling out to him as it's new owner. The moment he grabbed the lance, Hitler was excited from the bottom of his heart, knowing that now the war could finally begin in earnest. The time of revenge against the Jewish people drew close and Hitler would soon establish himself as the main culprit of WWII.
Having escorted the Habsburg crown jewels and his Holy Lance back to the Nazi's favourite city; Nuremberg, Hitler declared to the Nazi Party that the war would soon begin. As such, he along with other European leaders signed what was called the Munich Treaty later that year. The treaty granted the Sudetenland districts to Hitler in exchange for him sparing the rest of Czechoslovakia
. However, instead of being satisfied, this success only fueled his hunger for further expansion of the Third Reich. Afterwards, he formed a non-agression pact with Stalin - who was a Magus with connections to the Magus Assocation - that wanted to use Hitler as a way to cut himself off from the Magus Association and focus on his goal of dominating the world and building the perfect Red Army crossbreed with Phantasmal Beasts in orer to raise their physical prowess and lower their thinking capabilities so they would be easy to control. Even though Hitler knew of Stalin's connection to the Magus Association, he too decided to use Stalin as a way to further his own goals.
In September 1st, the WWII officially began when Nazi Germany invaded Poland. In response, both Britain - influenced by the Clock Tower - and France declared war on Hitler. However, the wrath of the Magus Association is not the only thing Hitler brought on himself as shorty after starting the war, Hitler began his purification of the human race through the project called Holocaust.
Hitler commanded the establishment of around 20,000 concentration camps during his rule. Though, the orders regarding the Holocaust were never written in paper format and Hitler denied all connections to the mass killing of the jews, deliberately giving vague answers on the topic. All the commands were given up close and personal from the mouth of the Fuhrer himself. Having learned about Hitler's Holocaust project, the Holy Church was enraged to say the least. The Pope declared him as the Devil's container and attempted a long range exorcism. The ritual had no effect. It was by that time that the Holy Church knew Hitler was a heretic who needed to be dealt with at once. Along with Magus Association, the Holy Church sent out support to any country oppossing Hitler.
In response to both the onslaught from the Holy Church and the Magus Association, Hitler formed a pact with an enemy that desired the destruction of the Holy Church and the Magus Association as much as he did; the Dead Apostles. Now that he had strong allies and Stalin had betrayed the Magus Association, Hitler was ready to move on and conquer more land. He escalated his actions by invading Norway, Denmark, France, Luxembourg, the Netherlands and Belgium. Starting to think of the Magus Association as a nuisance, Hitler ordered a bombing raid on Britain with the goal of invasion. Due to his formal alliance with Japan and Italy, the United States were discouraged to come help Britain fight off the invasion.
Darnic Prestone Yggdmillennia | Third Holy Grail War
It was during this time that Darnic Prestone Yggdmillennia decided to approach Hitler and Nazi Germany with the intention of having them back him up as a Master in the Third Holy Grail War. Knowing that the Fuhrer was heavily interested in the occult and led experimentations for creating potions of immortality, he was under the impression that Hitler would jump at a first chance to grab the Holy Grail - which is an item similar to his beloved spear. Promising him the Grail for his Third Reich, Hitler was convinced by Darnic - who worked under the Magus Association's nose without their knowledge - to send a large military force to an allied country like Japan.
Darnic participated in the war as a member of the Nazi Party and eventually even
fought Zouken Makiri for the sake of obtaining the Grail in the name of Hitler. Pressed by the involvement of Hitler, the Einzberns committed an act of foul play which was a formula for the situation to take on an extremely chaotic turn. In the end, both the Tohsaka and Makiri families had no ways of resisting the forces of the Nazi Party and along with Darnic's help, they found the location of the Greater Grail and started transporting it from Japan to Nazi Germany.
Darnic arranged a way for the Nazi Party to transport the Grail through Trifas to Nazi Germany, but once they arrived to Trifas, he betrayed the Nazi Party and slaughtered all the German soldiers and magi that he fought alongside of, disappearing with the Grail ''without a trace''. Once Hitler learned of this, he was infuriated. Had he not been waging war against the rest of the world, he would have gone after Darnic for a chance to skin the ''traitorous rat'' alive by his own hand. Unfortunately for him, Hitler was not the only one aware of Darnic's plans and location. Stalin - who was a rival of Hitler and was in an non-aggression pact with Germany - knew about it too.
He vaguely threatened Hitler to not back off from the war and go after the Grail, implying he would break off the non-aggression pact. Once again, Hitler was infuriated. He was unsatisfied and wanted to eradicate the traitors. His anger built over time and the Longinus tempted him into further falling into his darkest desires... and that he did, because on June 22, 1941, Hitler finally violated the non-aggression pact with Stalin.
Hitler's final days | Legacy
Sending an unexpected force of 3 million armed men into the Soviet Union, Hitler took Stalin by surprise. The invading force of Nazi Germany seized a huge chunk of the Soviet Union's land until their advance was stopped outside of Moscow. Shortly after, Japan - Nazi Germany's allies - sent an attack force that crushed the United States' Pearl Harbor in Hawaii. Hitler was now at war against a coalition that included the world's largest empire (Britain), the world's greatest financial power (the U.S.) and the world's largest army (the Soviet Union). Even the Magus Association and the Holy Church were still breathing at his back.
Facing such odds, Hitler's judgement became increasingly erratic. Believing that his Holy Lance would not lie to him and that he would indeed see to live a thousand years of his Third Reich, he became increasingly confident and insane about his military tactics. Nazi Germany and the Axis could not sustain Hitler's aggressive and expansive war. Deciding there is no longer a victory possible, the Dead Apostles broke off the pact with Hitler and escaped back to their homes. Hitler's army was starting to fail to obtain any military success and they suffered crushing defeat in the Battle of Stalingrad and Battle of Kursk.
Eventually the Western Allied Forces landed in northern France and german soldiers began to realize defeat was inevitable. Soon after the Allied forces invaded Germany and bombed the church of Saint Katherine in which the Longinus Lanze was being safely stored in, taking away all of the stolen Nazi treasure.
Hitler - who had lost Longinus - finally realized victory is no longer possible and a few hours later committed suicide along with his wife, Eva Braun. His body was burned behind the Reich Chancellery in a small bombed out garden and the only thing that was left of him was the legacy of an evil madman who caused the death of millions.
Originally Posted by FSF 5, Chapter 14: Gold and Lions I
Though abandoned, forgotten, and scorned as out-of-date dolls, they continue to carry out their mission, unchanged from the time they were designed.
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