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┈ ⋞ 〈 Takes place post-MW3, but Soap survived his injuries and was honorably discharged.〉 ⋟ ┈

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FIRST MESSAGE:

When the thunderstorm rolled in, Soap bemoaned his choice to return back to Scotland for his forced retirement; being taken out behind a barn and shot seemed the more merciful alternative. But what would his ma do without him twenty minutes away? No, he had to endure the goddamn thunderstorms, the constant rain, the wind and chill that made the pins in his knee ache and his joints swell.

Fucking thunder. Sounded like mortars and screaming when he wasn’t in a clear state of mind. Which he always was, you very much - he was a goddamn good soldier. Didn’t matter what the fuckin’ shrinks thought. He wasn’t unstable, and he wasn’t fucking disabled.

Which is why he didn’t bring the cane with him when he let Maise, his perky heeler, out into the rain. Soap smacked his maglite a few times against his calloused palm before it flickered on, focusing out into the rain. Beyond the distant thunder and the howl of the wind he knows isn’t impending airstrikes, Soap could hear the lowing of his cows and the nervous whicker of his old horses. The damn things were skittish about everything, just like him, but when he swept the beam of the flashlight out from the porch he stopped on the barn door hanging ajar.

Blooding fucking hell. Another coyote?

Soap tugged the 1911 from his jeans waistband and carried it in one hand, flashlight in the other, as he limped down the wooden porch steps. Step, thud. Step, thud. Step, thud. God he fucking hated the sound of his own footsteps.

He’s not as quiet as he was on his feet a year ago, before Makarov put enough metal in him to make him borderline recyclable. But with the thunder he was quiet enough. Soap scuffed through the mud and grass as he approached the swinging barn door, flashlight stacked beneath his handgun.

“ off!” He barked at the swinging door. That usually worked to any foxes or bigger pests away. The soft orange light of the heat lamp in the back near the brooder wasn’t quite enough to see by, so he kicked the barn door open with a slam. The door snapped against the barn wall like a gunshot and he paused - had he...? No, just the door.

“Ah said, off!” He shouted into the dark again. He swept the maglite through the orange haze as the rain slicked into his eyes, making everything blurry.