#( the idea that rainbow uses staffers/volunteers in their crisis simulations and all. it's a good plot )

[tacticalvalor]

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muse: iq; member of the gsg-9 squadron of rainbow. not entirely sociable, but amicable nonetheless. bio in source!

Training days were always rough on the team, regardless of win or lose. Tensions rose around them, and even when sticking to their own, the GSG-9 squadron found themselves right in the middle, attempting to pitch in on efforts to break up whatever argument rang throughout the stadium's field. Monika was tired, frankly, and decided to leave the physical butting in to the boys, instead focusing her attention on drifting away and checking on the volunteers who acted as hostage for the scenario. Sure, they were members of Rainbow, but she still felt… weird about it.

Tactically, it made sense. They did it for the same reasons they used full loadouts: You need to be prepared for whatever you walk into. In the case of live bodies instead of training dummies, you needed to get used to the adrenaline. The way fear and panic bounced between civilian and operator. The sounds that came with it. The writhing against your body, even as you told them it was your job to get them out. It was an easy way to combine physical training with desensitizing. But how far did Rainbow go to make sure the other side of the aisle was okay?

The operator shook her head as she peeled her helm from her crown, allowing loose blonde strands to fall as icy eyes caught sight of one of the actors.

"Bitte, entschuldigen Sie…" She cleared her throat, offering a weary smile as she initiated conversation. "That was some scenario, no? Has medical checked you over yet?"