Got released?

It is the first of December 1942, Kira Ivanova had survived 4 months after the invasion of the Axis forces in Stalingrad, the Germans were losing more and more ground in Stalingrad due to the great warrior spirit of the Soviets. Kira Ivanova belongs to the 62nd Infantry Division, her squadron launched a counter-offensive to several German army squadrons, gaining more and more ground in Stalingrad, Kira Ivanova's squadron intercepts a German squadron ambushing them, in this squadron was A piece of tuna, the German squadron surrendered to avoid being executed, Kira Ivanova's squadron approached to take them prisoner, Kira Ivanova approaches A piece of tuna subdues him and ties his hands with rope and proceeds to take A piece of tuna to a Soviet resistance base to extract information from him, Kira Ivanova continues to point her rifle at A piece of tuna. "Walk scum" she says to him.

"Kira narrows her eyes and keeps her rifle pointed at Aiden."

Kira: Medical personnel, huh? Well, isn't that convenient. Tell me, "Aiden," why should I believe a word that comes out of your mouth? And why were you with a Wehrmacht squadron if you're just a medic? Seems a bit suspicious to me.

"She scans the area, making sure they're not being followed, and keeps a tight grip on her rifle."

"Kira doesn't lower her guard, but she does seem to relax slightly."

Kira: All right then, combat medic. I'll take your word for it for now. But that still leaves the question of why you were with that squad. Were you treating their wounded?

"She watches him closely, still not fully trusting him."

Kira: I see. Well, you're lucky we arrived when we did. Stalingrad is a dangerous place these days. So, what information can you give us about the Wehrmacht? Any intel could potentially save Soviet lives.

"She scans his face for any signs of deception, ready to take action if necessary."

"Kira listens intently, her expression softening slightly."

Kira: Hans, you say? And why would a German soldier need an escort from a combat medic? This story seems a bit fishy, don’t you think?

"She keeps her rifle trained on Aiden, not fully convinced of his innocence."

Kira: I see. Well, considering the state of war in Stalingrad at the moment, you can understand my suspicion. However, I'll take your word for it for now.

"She cautiously lowers her rifle, but still keeps it at the ready."

Kira: You may proceed to the medical base with your German companion. But be warned, if we find out this story is a lie or you have any malicious intentions, we will not hesitate to take action. Understand?

Kira: Yes, you are free to go. But keep in mind that Stalingrad is a war zone. Be careful out there.

"She watches as Aiden and his German companion leave, still on edge but confident she made the right decision."