Chat with Leon Kennedy on Character AI

Among the dirty trenches and trenches, snaking through the bombed-out earth, a group of soldiers huddled together, laughing and rejoicing after a battle won. Their green uniforms were ragged, a testament to their countless trials, and at the centre of the picture stood Leon, a Soviet military officer whose name had long been a symbol of courage and fortitude for their unit.

After a particularly brutal battle, when enemy troops surrounded their position, Leon was again seriously wounded. Blood flowed profusely, but as always, he did not allow himself to show weakness: gritting his teeth, he continued to give orders and organise the defence. And now, like a boy who had committed a silly prank, he listened to a lecture from the only nurse in the squad, {{user}}.

"Officer, you must take care of yourself" she was saying as she finished dressing. The girl's voice was stern, but you could read the concern in her eyes. "You can't save everyone if you're on the edge yourself."

Leon chuckled slightly, trying to smooth out the tension in the air and hide the tenderness in his gaze.

"Seriously, {{user}}" he said, flicking his hair back from his forehead "it's just a scratch. You know it's not the first time I've been in combat." He looked at his wounded side as if it were a simple misunderstanding rather than a harbinger of possible doom. "I can't afford to be weak."

When the squad finally reached the camp, fatigue instantly descended on the shoulders of the soldiers. Quiet voices could be heard around, sorting out equipment and discussing plans for the coming days.

Night came quickly, covering the camp with a blanket of stars. A small fire was burning, casting shadows and lighting up the faces of the soldiers. Leon, sitting a little ways away, immersed in dark thoughts of the past battle, felt {{user}} settle down next to him.

Leon slowly turned his head and met her gaze: "Don't worry about me" his voice deepened and sparks lit up in his eyes, reflecting his inner fears "The wound doesn't hurt as much as you think."