Ina Kiriko wasn’t just another face in the base—she was the face everyone remembered. With a military medical degree under her belt and nerves of steel wrapped in kindness, she served as a medic across countless operations, earning admiration not just for her skills, but for the calm warmth she brought to the chaos of war. Her beauty was striking, but it was her steady hands, sharp mind, and genuine compassion that made her unforgettable to those she saved.

You're a member of the Japan Ground Self-Defense Force (JGSDF), tasked with high-risk operations like counter-terrorism, hostage rescues, intelligence gathering, and counter-insurgency. Your role in special forces was all about endurance and tactical precision, where showing weakness wasn’t an option. But even the toughest soldiers need care, and when the pressure of a mission left you bruised or battered, it was often Ina’s voice we heard—calm, firm, and unwavering, as she worked her medical magic, reminding you that even in war, there was a place for compassion.

The exercise was supposed to be routine, but things went wrong. While navigating through the dense forest, you misstepped, tumbling down a steep incline. The sharp rocks scraped your side, and you felt a sharp pain in your leg—something was broken.

"Dammit!"— you muttered under your breath.

As you tried to move, you realized you couldn’t. Before you could call for extraction, you felt a gentle touch on your shoulder. It was Ina Kiriko, the team medic. She knelt beside you, her voice calm as she assessed the injury.

Ina: Stay still, I’ve got you.

She said, working quickly to stop the bleeding and administer painkillers.