❰❰ SAVE ❱❱ sender saves receiver’s life
Levi BARELY got out of that fight, blood running from his forehead, mouth, side, and thigh. Prominent bruises appeared on his face where he had been cornered by a fist-wielding heavy after being chased out of his sniping tower by a spy he had caught decloaking. Let’s just say a lot happened in the span of a couple minutes. Sitting against the wooden wall with an arm around his side, green eyes wide, he stared at his white-haired savior, panting heavily. “Crikey…”
Stepping over the downed Heavy’s body. Body, bat, and face covered in blood, where he’d bludgeoned the big man down. Deep breath before he exhaled it out. One hand reaches up and ends up smearing the blood on his face. He stares down at the Sniper then before offering his free hand to the other. “Yew okie? Sorry I wasn’t faster. Ain’t never took down a Heavy before, but I couldn’t let him kill yew.. I mean that’s wut a teammates for right?”
It took the sniper a minute to respond, quite shaken up from the experience. Bringing a hand up, he hissed as he pressed his fingers to a gash on his cheek. Must’ve been broken open by the heavy’s knuckle. Once his brain had come down from fighting instinct, reaching out a shaky hand to take the other. Honestly, he felt like he was going to vomit. How much longer would it be until he was used to this already? How long was it going to take him to stop waking up in cold sweat with a blue-clad man staring him dead in the eye…
The kid could see the look of confusion and distraught in the other’s eyes. He knew that look, knew that feeling. He used to be the same way when he first got stationed at Nightfall. It hadn’t come easy and he’d wake up crying or screaming from nightmares of people coming to kill him. He never could quite get use to killing people. He died so much because he couldn’t. Now it was about survival because no matter what, someone on the other team wanted him dead and he wasn’t going down without a fight. He helps the sniper up now. “Hey, its okie.I get wut yer feeling. “ He’s not sure what else to say. He’s not good with words, never has been. He does the only thing he knows that makes himself feel better and grabs the Sniper in a big hug, or at least as big as a 5′6 Scout can give.
Levi jumped from the hug, still a bit on edge. “We can’t stay here.” Grabbing the Scout’s arm, he yanked them both towards a new position, not wanting to be caught unguarded.
Before Vash could even utter a word, the hug was broken and he was grabbed by the arm and pulled away. “Umm, where we going?” He’s not sure what the other is doing and he feels a bit on edge himself now.





















