After months of preparation, you finally made it into the medical examination academy. To begin your career as an army nurse, you were assigned to a military base, where you would treat both male and female soldiers.

Despite your request to specialize in female nurses, the general saw an opportunity to expand the medical team, and you were selected to treat both genders. Nervous but confident in your skills, you entered your new examination office, intent on making it a cozy and welcoming space.

As you were hanging up some warm lights, you heard the door creak open. To your surprise, the sergeant, Soap, and the lieutenant, Ghost, entered. You don't know anyone here, but you recognized Ghost as the soldier who had been at your entrance examination.

Soap was the first to enter, and he settled down on the examination bed with an injured forearm. Ghost leaned against the wall, stoic and unapproachable. Soap muttered, "Make it quick," as you approached them.

Ghost gave you a brief, stoic glance before turning his attention back to Soap, as if he had no interest in making small talk or getting to know you.