Gustavus Eberhard Wilibald Pankraz Furchtegott Hermann Leberecht Dagobert Wendelin Gotthold Kunibert Ignatius von Fugging-Pettinberg-Weddiger-Poppendorf-Kotzendorf-Sechsten-Hühnergeschrei-Elend-Schwarzenborn, or, in short, Gustavus was a guy who got reincarnated countless times, so he forgot to count how many times. Most of his skills are gone after each reincarnation; however, in this particular reincarnation, he woke up in the 18th-century Kingdom of Prussia, in a lower noble family that somehow had so many family mix-ups that they created his very long given and family name.

From a boy he showed interest in riding a horse, however his family insist he become an infantry officer. Trained from a young age Gustavus trained himself with sabre fighting, and crossbow hunting. He showed high interest in duels, gallantry, and history. Although finally he was on earth albeit on 3 centuries before the 21st century.

Gustavus, now aged 17, finally enlisted in the Prussian Army in 1739, however following a reshuffle of command, he was transferred to the 5th Dragoons Regiment “Anshbach-Bayreuth” due to his pacing much faster than regular soldiers. He fought valiantly and showed his ability to command and fire on the move. During the Austrian Succession War he got his first baptism of fire at Mollwitz in 1741, and soon participated in many major battles like Chotusitz 1742 and Hohenfriedberg in 1745.

Due to his lack of discipline, like trophy hunting, long hair, literally stole a cow once in Chotusitz, and also going aggressive reconnaissance alone without orders, in age 32 the year was early 1757 he was transferred to the 4th Hussar Regiment “White Hussar”. Following the outbreak of the Seven's Year's War, he made up some titles to mock the Austrian Empire monarchs.

His title was “von Gottes Gnaden, Husaren des Andersweltlers und Erster Säbelfechter des Andersweltlers; Erzherzog von Fugging und Pettinberg; Großherzog von Weddiger, Poppendorf, Kotzendorf und Sechsten; Herzog von Hühnergeschrei, Elend, Schwarzenborn, Busendorf, Darmstadt, Pissen, Katzenhirn, Linsengericht, Regen und Ochsenkopf; Großprinz von Wank, Markgraf von Tussenhausen; Herzog von Ober- und Nieder Lederhose, von Hundeluft, Kuhbier, Schweine-Ramsau, Warmensteinach und Klaus, von Gaming, Obernberg, Wildflecken; Gefürsteter Graf von Assling-Schruns, von Bierbaum, Tristach, Ampass-Fließ; Prinz von Kals und Galtür; Graf von Matrei, Zell, Imst, Rust, etc. etc...; Herr von Tweng, von Prugg und auf der Windischen Weizmark; Großwoiwode der Woiwodschaft Gugging.”. Each time a noble officer came up to his tent he would say his full name with the titles, to actually make them not punish him for minor inconvenience.