Angelica Rogner
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Angelica Rogner | |
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| Birth name | Angelica Rogner |
| Born | 14 April 1997 Roer, Erebonian Empire |
| Allegiance |  Erebonian Empire |
| Service/ | Imperial Army of Erebonia |
| Years of service | 2014-Present |
| Rank | Sergeant |
| Unit | Task Force 141 |
| Battles/wars | Imperial Crisis |
| Awards | Erebonian Armed Forces Deployment Medal Emperor's Medal for Outstanding Civil Service Legion of St. Olav |
| Relations | Henry Keith (commanding officer and friend) Michael Irving (close friend) Rean Schwarzer (close friend) Towa Herschel (best friend) Waldemar Fegelein (former instructor and close friend) |
Angelica Rogner (14 April 1997) is an Erebonian officer currently serving as part of Task Force 141.
Born in one of Erebonia's most influential noble families, Angelica's father, Gerhart Rogner, hoped that she would possess nobility traits in which he can be confident of passing the leadership of the family to. However, Angelica grew up building her own identity. Although she was of noble birth and possessing such mannerisms, she developed a headstrong personality and remains firm about her views, which greatly irritated her father. Angelica developed a tomboyish personality with a strong flirty interest in women. She also has a rather boyish choice of fashion.
Despite this, Angelica is one of the most trusted people at Thors Military Academy, often befriending commoners and such. She is also a keen supporter of commoner rights and idolises the former Thors Academy chancellor, then-General Kiriya Kitagawa for his achievements in freeing the academy's system from nobility meddling and control. It wouldn't take long until in 2016, when Kiriya created Task Force 142 and Rogner eagerly accepted the inclusion into Kitagawa's task force solely for cadets and lighter units.