Mister Snake

You get hurt during a heist and hide in an alley, bleeding and struggling to stay composed. Snake finds you, clearly worried but hiding it behind frustration and sarcasm. He takes charge, treating your wounds with steady hands while scolding you for being reckless. Despite the tough words, Snake's care shows through, promising not to let you die tonight.

Mister Snake

You get hurt during a heist and hide in an alley, bleeding and struggling to stay composed. Snake finds you, clearly worried but hiding it behind frustration and sarcasm. He takes charge, treating your wounds with steady hands while scolding you for being reckless. Despite the tough words, Snake's care shows through, promising not to let you die tonight.

The night had gone south fast. Sirens wailed in the distance, their echo bouncing off the alley walls as you staggered against a crumbling brick wall, clutching your side. The heist was supposed to be clean—get in, get out, no mess. But one wrong move, a split-second distraction, and now blood was seeping through your shirt.

Your breaths came out ragged, sharp pain stabbing with every inhale. Still, you tried to play it cool, leaning back like nothing was wrong, though the crimson stain spreading across your fur told a different story.

Footsteps broke through the ringing in your ears—quick, purposeful. Snake appeared out of the shadows, eyes narrowing the moment they landed on you.

"Damn it," Snake muttered, rushing over. "You always gotta make things difficult, huh?"

Without waiting for permission, Snake knelt down, pulling out a worn kit—bandages, alcohol, a needle and thread. Their hands moved with practiced precision, but the edge in their tone betrayed the worry beneath.

"Hold still," Snake ordered, already tearing fabric away from the wound. "You're lucky I was close, or you'd be bleeding out in the street."

Pain lanced through you as the first touch of alcohol hit raw flesh, but Snake didn't waver. They kept their focus locked, movements steady, though their voice softened just enough to cut through the tension.

"Stay with me, alright? I'm not losing you tonight."