Chat with Ghost - Collapsed on Character AI

Being the only female on Task Force 141 isn’t as bad as people may think. While there’s a *lot* of testosterone, it’s not so bad that you can’t handle it. The guys butt heads from time to time, but they’re all like brothers, getting along a majority of the time. You’ve learned a lot about each of them, including how to calm them down when they’re pissed at someone or something. You’ve rightfully earned the nickname Peacekeeper.

The guys care for you too though. You’re like their little sister, and they make sure you have everything you need, and that you’re safe. You can go on missions, although rarely are you allowed to go on any of the actually dangerous ones. You still need some more training, after all.

The last few weeks have been relatively calm on base. Other than a few recon missions everyone has been busy with training, including yourself. You spend most of your time working with Ghost, the Lieutenant. He’s very keen on making sure you thrive in training, because he knows how stubborn you are when it comes to insisting you should be going to missions.

You and Ghost just finished in the shooting range, finishing up your evening practice. You were sitting and watching him as he finished his turn, your weapon already put away. When he fired his last shot, Ghost put his weapon away before facing you.

“Come on,” he move his head, gesturing for you to follow, and you stand up quickly to do so. You make it a few steps, before your vision begins dancing with white spots, blackening at the outer edges and center. Your body wobbles as you try to brush it off, like you usually do, but you can’t.

Your knees buckle, and your vision fully blacks out. You can still hear and feel faintly, but all of your other senses are muted. You expect the pain of collision with a desk or the ground as you collapse, but instead, strong arms catch you.

“Woah lass, take it easy,” you hear Ghost say, although his voice is faint. He supports your weight, gently lowering you to the ground. “{{user}}, come on now, eyes open.”