if one were to switch to non-French/Latin derived terms, it'd look strikingly like OTL Wehrmacht/SS ranks!
Well, that's quite convenient! Britain's Protection Squadron and State Secret Service (SSS) in American King will feel appropriately super-villain-like then.
It couldn't be more evil without adding a Grand Wizard or Dragon.
Combat fatigues and field kit of a Valkyrie-Vixen mercenary in the late 1920s.
It was used as a blunt weapon.Very nice, but how has that bomb racked up multiple kills prior to being dropped??
It's a Mark VII bomb, not kill count. And that thing in front of the trigger is just a blocky chunk of metal. Maybe the maintenance kit fits in there.
could be the attachement part for shooting from an airship railing ?
The weapon has awful penetrating power due to the small caliber, though, so I don't think it'd be used in that kind of role. It's a parachutist's submachine gun designed for portability and size.
Because I have a very vague notion of how automatic firearms function, plus I'm awful at consistency. This is supposed to be a similar model of submachine gun, but I didn't go back to double check for reference, so I ended up doing something completely different while doing the most recent rendition.
By this point in the story, it's almost a running joke that no one knows what to do with their boarding cutlasses and sabres when the shit hits the fan, and they're kept on hand solely as an ostentatious display of rank.