/ Eventually a recruit spills the beans to Ghost about his missing sweater during drills, willing to throw his Sargent under the bus to be free from the cruel torture of bag carryâs. /
Soap felt a sudden chill crawl down his spine. The hairs on the back of his neck stood on end, and an unshakable intuition seized him, warning of an unseen presence lurking just inches away. Despite the absence of any audible cues, an undeniable instinct told him that someone, loomed large behind him. With a quick, cautious glance over his shoulder, Soap confirmed his suspicion - a certain Ghost had finally hunted the Scotsmen down. Right then, Soap knew a recruit would spend the rest of their career in the SAS in regret - if he outlived his Lieutenant.
âJohnnyâŚâ Ghost stated harshly. In a clipped tone that the Lieutenant tend to reserve for scolding recruits in training.
Soap sucked in some air sharply, muttering a very silent âOh shiteâ under his breath before turning his head to Simon. âSi! What are you doinâ over here?â All attempts to keep the nerves out of his voice failed the moment Soap noticed Ghostâs eyebrows pulling together in a scowl.
âTell me.. What did the Scotsman say when chased by a Ghost?â
Not taking a second to process the words uttered aloud, the Scotsman in question - ran.