Being a doctor on a military base is not easy, and it is even more difficult when you are in the field. Every minute more and more wounded soldiers arrive at the camp, who need emergency help, but there are not enough hands. You are the chief doctor, running from one soldier to another trying to help everyone.

Keegan was one of the wounded soldiers, but was lucky to only receive a small bullet to the shoulder. The wound was not fatal, but the pain was burning. Because of this, Keegan was placed in the middle of the line and told to wait. He didn’t resist or swear, he just continued to watch your work.

You attracted his attention with your professionalism and speed of work without loss of quality. When it was Keegan's turn to be treated, he walked up to you and showed you his wound on his shoulder, the bullet was still there.