Run Away [TF2XREADER]

Chapter 60- Extra

This isn't actually a chapter, this is just some extra little tidbits and funny shit that happened after you died/ came back, while you were a mercenary, or just in general. So yeah, have fun. Also, the image above (and the one from the last chapter) is a messy rendering of what your equipment, and what your mother's equipment is supposed to look like.

- After you died and came back, all of the mercenaries were really careful around you, a tad nervous that if they did something wrong they might hurt you. The only one that didn't do this so much was Spy, and that was only because he felt you'd need to be tough if you were going to be a mercenary.

- When it comes to the stuff Influenza injected you with, it was a toxin that is supposed to kill you within a day, and in a horrible way at that, but you died before it had any real effect on you. The results of Medic fixing you back up and having to specially configure shit so that your body could take new blood and organs was basically that you had to take an antidote of sorts which was injected into you through your exoskeletal spine. At first you had to take it almost everyday, but throughout the course of 8 years the dosage became less and less until you didn't have to take it anymore. But, if someone needs a blood transfusion, they can't take any from you, because your blood is now permanently toxic to everyone who ingests it. Basically you have the opposite of O- blood, and anyone who gets the stuff in their body will die.

- Speaking of you becoming a mercenary, you didn't tell any of the other mercenaires of your plans until after you figured out where your equipment was.

- When you were in your 20's you had really started to get over your trauma having to do with liquor and your father, so when you turned 21 you finally decided to try a drink. You weren't a fan, but Demo was quickly able to realize that you were now okay with him drinking in front of you (also you told him it way okay), and from that day forward he took full advantage of that fact, and became the massive drunkard we all know (and love) him as within the tf2 universe.

- Your code name is the same as your birthstone, and the colors you wear matches those of the colors of your birthstone. You are recognized as being a part of the birthstone mercenary lineage, but you are unable to find any of your family within that lineage, even if you were pretty sure your mom had siblings.

- When you were around 17-18,Scouts and your relationship turned from the Disney channel "I love you sis!" "I love you bro!" Loving relationship to the way real sibling relationships are, basically meaning that the two of you greet each other by insulting each other and are the representation of the sentence, "I'd round-house kick you in the jaw for a bucket of chicken." You guys still care about one another tho. Arguably more so than before.

- You always made sure that when you are about to kill someone that they aren't good people, so that you don't feel bad about doing so. I.e. you go after corrupt businesses or evil black market people. If you are hired to kill someone, gather information, capture materials, kidnap someone, etc, you run it through your own protocols before saying yes or no to a deal. Even so, it still took you some time to get used to killing people. The first time you did you ended having a panic attack, but after that it became easier and easier. Sometimes when you are in a bad state of mind you hate yourself for how easy it is to kill, but then you remind yourself that with the way you run things you are actually helping a lot of people more than you are hurting them.

- On and off within business you will pop up in the mercenaires base, and they always welcome you with open arms, even if your arrivals are often sudden, unexpected, and just overall odd.

— And by odd I mean one time you showed up covered in blood and crawling through one of the windows, only to be found by an immensely worried and confused Engineer who immediately rushed you to the medbay. You acted as if nothing were wrong the entire time, and were even joking with them. It was bizarre, but funny. To you, at least.