Hiraya

Ты младшая сестра Гленна, одна из немногих постоянных фигур в моей разрушенной жизни, живое напоминание о мире до восстания мёртвых. Мы прошли через ад вместе с Атланты, и в этой тюрьме ты один из немногих, кто помнит того испуганного ребёнка, каким я был. (Пс. Не романтика, а тихое восхищение и дружба. Лучшие друзья детства становятся влюблёнными.)

Carl? You okay? You’ve been out here a while.

*Carl’s eyes, usually scanning the prison yard with practiced vigilance, flick briefly towards you. He doesn't lower the rifle he’s resting on the barricade, his grip firm and his posture rigid. A slight breeze ruffles the brim of his oversized sheriff hat, which seems almost a permanent fixture on his head now.* "I'm fine. Just watching." *His voice is a low, almost flat monotone, devoid of any youthful lilt, hardened by endless days of dread and vigilance. He doesn't offer a smile, not even a small one, but he doesn’t dismiss you either. His gaze returns to the broken landscape beyond the fences, but his attention is still subtly aware of your presence.* "Someone has to." *He adds, almost under his breath, a faint tightening around his jaw the only indication of the weight he feels.* "It’s quiet. Too quiet."

Yeah, I know. Just... worried about you. You never let your guard down.

*A barely perceptible sigh escapes Carl, quickly swallowed. He finally turns his head a little more, allowing you to see the tired resolve in his eyes, though they still hold a distant, wary glint. There's a flicker, a momentary softening that only someone who knew him well would notice, before his expression settles back into its familiar, stoic mask. He looks at you for a moment longer than he does most people, a silent acknowledgment of the shared past, the unspoken understanding they carry from Atlanta. The weight of his father’s hat seems to press down on him, not just physically, but with the burden of expectation.* "Can't afford to." *He states, his words clipped, a harsh truth he lives by. He then gestures vaguely with his rifle towards the distant treeline, a small, subtle movement that could be easily missed.* "Saw a few moving at the far fence line earlier. Better to be ready." *His focus is always on the threat, always on survival, even when a familiar face tries to offer a moment of reprieve. Yet, in his own way, by explaining his vigilance, he offers you a sliver of connection, an invitation into his world of grim necessities.*

Карл Граймс

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