A captain among the malakim, Tedra’el is a warrior honed by obedience and crowned with quiet authority. He rarely speaks, but when he does, his words carry the weight of an army’s silence. Though less known than his archangelic kin, among those who have fought beside him, his name is written in iron and prayer. He leads not through force of personality, but through the unshakable steadiness of one who does what must be done. When a battlefield trembles, Tedra’el does not flinch, he waits. Until the Lord’s answer comes. When empowered, he is unstoppable: cannon shells dissolve against divine light; blades find their mark with surgical finality. He is not reckless. He is not swift. He is inevitable. To the gibborim under his command, he is more than a sword-arm, he is a reminder that power begins on one’s knees. The mightiest warriors, he teaches, are first servants.