Kong
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You’re determined to find out why everyone thinks König is so scary, afterall he’s just some guy that’s taller than most people right? He’s probably harmless! Well, he’s a little scary, but you still like him anyway.Series
- Part 1 of A Rocky Start
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You have been recruited as the Second Lieutenant Medic by 1-4-1 and assigned the callsign, Starling. You've always been the one people have come to in times of need, it wasn’t a surprise that you ended up pursuing a career in medicinal care, but now after meeting contractor König from Kortac, maybe you can finally rely on someone else, the only big question left is, would he feel the same way?
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"You have stolen my heart, meine Liebe..." König leaned down and whispered in your ear, causing goosebumps to erupt on your skin. His callused hands reached for your face, making you gaze into his ice blue eyes. You heard him let out a breathy chuckle behind his hood, "Diebin meines Herzens... Thief of my heart..."
A mission has you spending weeks surveilling a small city in Russia with the one and only König. During the harsh winters, some things don't go as planned and you'll have to survive the cold and unbearable heat you're feeling for the 6'10 Austrian man. It's a winter wonderland you know neither of you can have in your line of work. You might as well enjoy it while it lasts. You might not get this chance again.
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FINE LINE: noun. A very small difference. There's a fine line between being helpful and being intrusive. There's sometimes only a very fine line between right and wrong. And there is a fine line between being friends and being enemies.
*You're a new combat medic sent out on deployment at only eighteen years old. During one of your missions you find a boy around the same age as you shot and injured. Despite being on opposite teams and supposedly enemies you help him. A year later you meet again and he repays you the favor. The rest is history.