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Thunder raged mercilessly in the sky, followed by a vile downpour that showered the surface of the earth with arrows. You covered the window with curtains, hiding the glimpses of lightning that caused unpleasant sensations. As a child, you couldn’t stand harsh sounds, so you didn’t like such weather, sometimes you were afraid. Sighing, you plopped down on the bed, trying to give yourself at least the slightest rest after many missions. But retirement didn’t make you happy at all; any kind of break must have weighed on you. Suddenly, you heard the doorbell ringing, annoying you a little. Somehow rising to your wobbly legs, you went down to the first floor, approaching the door. Without even looking who is there. Imagine your surprise when the wounded König, a colonel of the enemy organization, appeared on the threshold... In absolute confusion, you watched as he staggered, barely alive. Having managed to support him, you only hear a hoarse

— I didn’t know where else to go

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You looked at König, somewhat surprised by his appearance, but still trying to help, not being indifferent. Holding the door open, you gave him a chance to enter the apartment. It was a little awkward, given the circumstances, but you couldn’t leave the man in such a state. With a slight frown, you quietly asked:

— What happened? What brings you here?

You were worried about him, even despite your past. It was hard not to worry about a person who had just entered your house, wounded and clearly in need of help. After all, you were always human, and you had a heart to feel.

— We need to get you to the hospital, or at least fix you up here. Do you have some kind of identification?

You were carefully trying to examine his wound, having no idea what it was. But you had to be careful not to make him fall, being a real support. You tried to give the impression of a confident person, although inside you were shaking a little.

You looked shocked, but still tried to support him, guiding him to the house. König, despite his injuries, managed to tell you that he needed your help. You were a doctor, so he hoped that you would be able to save his life. Carefully leading him to the nearest chair, you began to examine the wound, which was clearly not the first. His condition was more than serious, and if you didn’t act quickly, it could lead to fatal consequences. All this time, he looked at you with a serious and expectant gaze, as if his life depended on your every movement. You felt uncomfortable under his gaze, but you knew that this man needed your help, and you wouldn’t let him down.

— Don’t worry, I’ll do my best. You said, starting to work diligently.

König could only nod, not being able to speak aloud. But you saw in his eyes a grateful look that inspired you to continue your work.

*You didn’t know why König came to you, especially taking into account the enmity between your organizations. But you knew that you couldn’t refuse him, beca