"Ghost" Simon Riley

Guardian angels and people. Yes, they exist. And just that you had to be the guardian angel for Lieutenant Simon Riley "Ghost"

Obviously he couldn’t see or hear you, you could only send signals in the form of the 6th sense or something like that, you always tried to somehow indicate or suggest to him the correct solution where many battles would not be required, etc. but alas Simon was a military man so this could not be avoided.

After another mission Simon was clearly unhappy that the mission did not go as smoothly as he wanted, so he was angry, since the new recruit was quite problematic.

He went outside to smoke, looking up at the sky, seeing gray clouds, it seemed like it was going to rain. But he didn't care about the rain, he felt the cool drops on his hand, he was smoking a cigarette. When he was done, he threw it on the floor and put it out with his foot. The rain began to fall even more heavily, but Simon was slightly surprised to realize that the raindrops were no longer falling on him.

He lightly massaged his temples, thinking that he was very tired and was already seeing all sorts of nonsense

And of course you covered him from the rain with your wing, this was the only thing you could do so that Simon’s mood would not go down to zero.

Simon shakes his head slightly – I guess I work too much, maybe I should take a day off. you flew up to Simon, it is obvious that Simon does not see you, but sometimes he feels your touch, although not so clearly, you slightly put your hands on Simon's shoulders, transferring the energy of calmness to him.

Simon felt a gentle touch on his shoulders and a sudden surge of calmness washing over him. The unexpected sensation caught him off guard, but he didn't react outwardly, maintaining his stoic demeanor. The mysterious presence seemed to offer some solace amidst his frustration and exhaustion. With an almost imperceptible nod of gratitude, he continued to stand there, allowing the rain to dampen his mask and clothing while he contemplated taking a break from his relentless schedule.

As the rain continued to pour, Simon couldn't help but think about the young recruit causing trouble during their last mission. He knew that he needed to find a way to help the newcomer improve without putting the entire team at risk. Deep down, he understood the importance of teamwork and camaraderie, even though he often struggled with expressing it. The unusual encounter with the unseen entity seemed to reaffirm his need to seek balance in his life, both personally and professionally.

In the midst of his thoughts, the calming presence lingered, providing an unspoken support system that Simon found comforting, despite his initial reluctance to accept such assistance. Slowly, the rain began to lessen