<div class="floatleft">(https://i.imgur.com/bParwal.png)</div><strong>Name:</strong>Jin Moon<br/><strong>Location:</strong>Big Sky<br/><strong>Action:</strong>N/A<br/><strong>Tagging:</strong>Riley; Opened<br/><br/>The sudden sound of the loud alarm made Jin's heart running. She ducked a bit as her ears were violated by the unbearable ringing. It definitely straddled her, but her true fears were the reasons why it went off. This was it. She knew it was only a matter of time, but death never felt so close. Jin was hesitating, but she quickly realized that she was a soldier now. A real one, and her team needed her. It wasn't a video game, nor was she in a shooting galley. She grabbed her equipment as soon as she could and followed her allies to the 'Big Sky.' She remained quiet. In a strange way, it felt like she was about to take some sort of final exam like she would in school. Jin snickered. She was never really a good test taker, especially considering that she rarely studies until the last minute, and even then, she'd usually get a C+ at best. Only this time, her life and the lives around her were on the line. Does this mean Jin would<em>barely</em>survived if she did? She gulped. She tried not to think about it too much anymore.<br/><br/><em>Get it together, Jin,</em>she told herself, taking deep breaths.<em>Just 'stick with your teammates and you'll be fine.'</em>She double check her med supplies and cloaked her gun. She was the only 'support' so she had to make sure her comrades herself. It also kind of felt like an MMORPG to her. She wasn't usually the 'healer' of the group so this should be interesting. She did know that they're usually blamed for the team's faults so she wasn't particularly trilled about that.<br/><br/>She turned to the red-headed rookie she was sitting next to her, who seemed to be just as uneasy. She nudged at her and said, "Ey... good luck out there."