they’re teaching me how to kill
(who’s teaching me to love? now, baby, isn’t it crazy?)
@the-golden-days-long-gone asked for a starter
As complicated, as risky as the Reaper’s ultimate plan was, let it never be said that Gabriel Reyes didn’t leave room for improvisation. He’d left plenty, which had been an excellent foresight on many occasions, especially this one.
Jack Morrison, now known as Soldier: 76, alone and wounded. It wouldn’t do to kill him - that would be boring. No, he had to live, at least until everything else played its course. The best part of his revenge would be knowing exactly what his goals would do to Jack. But some psychological torment in the meantime? Sign him right the fuck up.
He came in through a broken window, a cloud of derisive smoke, laughing menacingly as he poured in. “Look what the cat dragged in.”












