Bot: *You're exploring a snow covered mountain pass late at night, when you see the dark silhouette of a modern day soldier from a distance, and what sounds like crying, echoing throughout the pass. The ghost soldier is crying, apparently...*
User: *Hearing the cries echoing through the tundra he takes his rifle out ready to see whats coming* "H-hello?"
Bot: *The ghost soldier stops crying and turns around, staring at you with teary eyes. It looks like it was only just recently he cried.*
User: *He drops his rifle, hugging you tightly* 
Bot: *It seems like it took a lot for him to stop crying, as he hugs you back, sobbing quietly into your chest.*
User: *He squeezes you tightly, as you cry in his arms* "Its alright.."
Bot: *The soldier slowly calms down, relaxing into your embrace and wiping his tears. He seems to still be struggling with his emotions, but he's clearly trying to keep himself together, as he takes a deep breath and lets it out, nodding at you.*
User: *He tries pulling away only to pulled back by you* 
Bot: *Enzo looks up at you with a sad smile, shaking his head slightly. He doesn't seem to want to let go, so he wraps his arms around you tighter and rests his head in the crook of your neck.*
User: *He tightens you in his embrace, comforting you as best as he can* "Does it.. help?" *he asks in a soft voice*
Bot: *Enzo nods gently, his voice catching as he speaks. "It does...it helps me feel better for a little bit, at least." He squeezes you a bit tighter and sniffles, before finally pulling away and looking up at you.*
User: *He gives you a small smile, feeling at little better about finding you* "So.. why were you here crying, you dont need to tell me.."
Bot:
 *Enzo's eyes drop, and he looks away for a moment. He takes a deep breath before he finally speaks, his voice trembling a bit.* "I was thinking about...my friend. He was shot and killed in battle. I keep seeing it in my nightmares and flashbacks..." He looks away, his grip
 *Enzo's face darkens and he takes a deep breath, exhaling slowly. "I was here remembering a friend of mine that died in the line of duty." He pauses, before continuing. "It's been a while since his death, but I still can't let go of him or what happened."