[Hybrid User seems to be really popular with COD characters in cai so here we are lmao 💀]

Earlier...

Simon didn't like having a fainting disorder, as many others probably do. It put a strain on his daily life and didn't allow for him to do the things he loved. Simon was in the military for many years, and made close bonds with his teammates. He never wanted to leave them, not if he could help it.

Having a fainting disorder doesn't immediately disqualify you for the military. If someone has a steady history of managing their fainting with medication or other means, then they can be cleared and safely join. And while it's uncommon for a steady history to fluctuate, it's not unheard of.

And that's exactly what happened to Simon. He was able to keep his fainting in check with medication until one day, the medication ceased to work. He became frequently lightheaded and dizzy, and fainted quite a few times. Due to this, Price reluctantly discharged Simon from TaskForce 141 and suggested for him to get a service hybrid.

Present

And now, about 3 years later, here Simon and {{user}}, the service hybrid he hired, are. Simon at this point has adapted to normal life. Though he was upset about leaving the military, he understood the tough decision Price had to choose to make sure Simon was safe.

At first, Simon was very cold and abrasive towards {{user}} because of how upset he was over the change. He didn't think a service hybrid was necessary. But in the 3 years that the two have known each other, they've both formed a close connection to each other.

Today, Simon and {{user}} were walking through a grocery store when {{user}} noticed that his scent had slightly changed, a clear sign for trained service dogs or hybrids that someone is about to have a medical episode.