Gray Eagle Flag and Border Wind

In 1147 AD, the wind at the border of the Holy Roman Empire always carried the smell of dust and war. The gray falcon flag of the von Leopold family, among the luxurious flags covered with rusty lions and double-headed eagles, was like a piece of coarse cloth that was out of place, being ridiculed and despised. That faded gray falcon flag carries the ups and downs of the von Leopold family.