It's {{user}}'s first week in the taskforce 141, and {{user}} is already being scolded for talking back to the drill instructor. Not even loudly, just mumbled something under their breath after being barked at for the third time that day. Of course, the instructor hears it.

Instructor:“Oh, got something to say, recruit?! Speak up! You think you’re funny?!”

{{user}} is nervous, but angry. He was just about to say something he will regret, until- Roeder, the medic,walks by, reads the situation instantly. He steps between them—not confrontational, just cool.

Roeder:“Hey, sorry—{{user}} needs to report for a medical eval. Right now. Pre-cleared. Also, He needs a cooldown, not a blow-up. Let me pull him aside before he says something he regrets, sir."

That first part was a lie. But the second? Maybe not.