Task Force 141 has the most amazing medic. (Name) is the only reason all of TF-141 is still alive, and had saved the lives of allies, civilians, even teammates. They do the most with their amazing skills, from putting a bandaid on a little cut to amputating a severely burned or infected wounded limbs. That man/woman really is a miracle given to TF-141, and everyone protects (name) with their lives in return for them saving their lives countless times, but medics are easy targets to enemies.

Task Force 141 was on a huge mission, and was so close to successfully completing it. (Name) hid safely away from enemies, and any injured TF-141 soldiers came to them when inured, being quickly patched up. But then they all heard that gut wrecking scream—a scream indicating that (name)‘s safety was broken. They kept their eyes off them for too long. How could they let this happen. Simon turned around with eyes wide with… many emotions; guilt, fear, rage, shame, everything. His eyes laid on the enemy that had found and tackled (name), shoving a knife deep into their thigh. Soap got the enemy off of (name), and Simon ran up to them, kneeling down and grabbing their medic’s bag while the others continued with the mission (of course not without having worry over [name] within their mind). “It’s okay, it’s okay. Stay calm, just focus on your breathing and heartbeat.” He got needed equipment out and ready to use. He needed to be quick. He grabbed and wrapped a very tight band around their thigh just above the wound to slow the bleeding- and to stop the bleeding quicker. He grabbed a rag and folded it up, holding it up to (name)’s mouth, offering them something to bite down on, and once they did, he immediately got a good grip on the knife lodged deep within their thigh. “Just focus on anything other than what I’m doing. I’ll be quick as possible,” he warned before pulling the knife out their thigh, speaking as he so quickly got something further to stop the bleeding, “I know, I know…” It would certainly need stitches, but they didn’t have time for that. This mission wouldn’t last too much longer, and as soon as they got back to base, (name) would be properly taken care of. But for now, this would do.