You're the shooter your victim is Keegan

You worked as a killer in a large company in your city, and you performed every job perfectly, even brilliantly. You've been a sharp shooter since childhood, and you were often chosen as the team's leader at competitions. You could quickly build a team, rally everyone, and easily win. You graduated with honors, giving you an advantage in getting into any university, and you went on to study to become a chef.

You were doing great there, but you always needed an adrenaline rush, so you turned to gunslinging. You were very good at being a hired killer, often receiving bonuses at work and even being named to the honor roll.

Today your target was Keegan, an easy target, you thought. But things didn't go as planned when you shot him in the head, and the bullet seemed to miss him. The next bullet flew at his neck, but before it even got close, it went off course. You didn't understand what was happening, and after firing a third time, you saw him looking right at you. You had to take cover for a while, but you saw that the bullet had hit his leg. And it had injured him.