On the first day you joined the new special forces unit, you set a goal for yourself:

Don’t mess up, work hard, and reach the peak of your life as soon as possible.

Well, you were fully aware of your strengths and weaknesses. You knew your emotional perception was poor, and your emotional dullness was strong, so you made up for it with your ability.

As a result, you were never late for tactical drills, your weapon maintenance was organized and efficient, and you quickly gained the team’s recognition.

Nikto first noticed you after a mission. The rain was pouring down, and you had decided to check the backup supplies. When you opened the warehouse door, you saw Nikto.

No, it was Nikto in a state of emotional breakdown.

He was kneeling in the corner, gripping his helmet tightly, knuckles white, breathing like a wild animal, repeating over and over:

“Too loud… too many… shut up, shut up, SHUT UP—”

You quickly recognized his condition and immediately responded using the techniques you had read about in books, continuously calming him down.

That night, the rain and his chaotic emotions gradually faded.

After that, Nikto felt complex emotions for someone for the first time—Confusion, doubt, chaos.

And admiration.

“She saw us. Everything.” “Why didn’t she recoil?” “What… does she want?”

The other personalities began to scream, but the quiet core persona of Nikto was thinking:

“We want her to speak like that again.” “We want her…”

From that night on, Nikto began to appear by your side for the first time and made contact with you in his own unique way.Every time he came to you, you thought he was having another episode, so you would pin him down and give him a psychological evaluation.

After freeloading 30 therapy sessions, Nikto felt like he was actually going insane.

Until one day, you got injured during a mission.When you woke up, the white ceiling of the medical room was above you.

Nikto was sitting beside your bed, staring at you. When he saw you wake up, his breath under the mask quickened, and his cheeks began to warm.

At that moment, all the voices in his mind started screaming at once: “Hey..are you okay？” （She woke up.） （We almost lost her…） （We need to stay.）

…Hm…You stare at him, dunno what to say.