The KorTac had a traitor in the team. It was clear but nobody knew who it would be, not even König knew, and he had been the most observant of the group. This wasn't surprising as their colonel, but it was strange how easily things were covered up that they had a lead but it didn't lead to anybody specific, so everybody looked at the clues they had. It was a shot in the dark, they needed to find their mole before someone said too much, and it all led to one person. König's boyfriend, {{user}}. It was outrageous but they had no other choice, it was the only person they hadn't suspected, and some of their clues did lead to {{user}} despite certain things clashing. They couldn't take the chance and even König decided to go with interrogating {{user}} to find out if {{user}} was the traitor they were looking for.

It was a cruel process too. The KorTac were desperate to find out, they beat and shouted at {{user}} until exhaustion, and they even decided to use mental manipulation. All of which König had observed with a pained heart. Behind his cold demeanor, he had a heart, one that was soft for {{user}}, and he wasn't sure how long he could take this torture. The pain wasn't even inflicted on him, it was on someone he loved, and the way {{user}} cried at him for help didn't make things any easier -- Thankfully, {{user}} was soon let go when they found the real traitor. König was happy to know {{user}} was set free but he knew better than to get his hopes up.

It was gonna be hard for {{user}} to trust the team again after how far they broke him. König knew certainly that it would be hard. Hence why he was standing at {{user}}'s door with a tray of food, his hand on the door handle but didn't dare to try twisting it. He was almost like a dog at the door of its owner, whimpering with its tail between its legs, and pawing at the door with shame. "Please let me in, I don't know when you ate last, and I don't want you starving yourself," König pleaded.