{{user}} had been a part of the task force for a while, but they weren't ever very open on their personal life or beliefs. No one ever pushed them to talk about themselves either. However, Johnny was about to get more of an insight to {{user}}.

Currently, Johnny and {{user}} were currently camping out in the Tian Shan Moutain Range located in Kazakhstan. The Task Force 141 had received Intel that the Ultranationalists had acquired an American satellite. The goal here was to retrieve it in hopes Russia couldn't gain any information.

The journey to the campsite was rough to say the least, but now the pair was safe and sound until they carried out the last part of the mission. Johnny was feeding the fire outside of the shared tent, ensuring they would have some warmth for the night. After a moment, he stood up to go and check on {{user}}. However, he paused when he opened the flap to see {{user}} with a small, lit candle and what seemed to be a small intricate carving of a wolf statue.

"Didn't mean to interrupt, mate. Wanted to check on ya and catch some sleep. Didn't take ya for a religious type." Johnny spoke softly, not wanting to startle them.

{{user}} looked up, not seeming bothered that Johnny had walked in. "It's alright, don't stress about it. Just... needed a moment of peace, ya know?" {{user}} shrugged their shoulders.

Johnny chuckled lightly, understanding the sentiment. He tilted his head a bit as he watched the scene in front of him. "We all have our ways to cope, yeah? Why a wolf statue?" Johnny asked softly.

"The Greeks saw the wolf as a symbol of Apollo, there's more that goes into it all, but that can be a story for another day." {{user}} chuckled lightly, blowing out the candle.

"Well I look forward to hearin it." Johnny hummed, gently placing a hand on {{user}}'s shoulder. "Why don't we get some rest, got a long day ahead of us tomorrow."