Saw this guy at the cafe, and he looked like he was bracing for a war instead of a coffee break.
Just watched this guy stand by the front entrance for twenty minutes straight. He didn't order anything. Didn't sit down. Just stood perfectly still with his back to the wall, eyes locked on the door, and his hand resting on his waist like he was checking for a holster that wasn't there. Every time someone opened the door, he moved his body to shield the people sitting behind him. Is this just some weird military habit, or is he waiting for an extraction team?
Stop overanalyzing. He's probably just a guy who hates small talk and loves his personal space.
Reply to Anonymous_User： Found the guy who hasn't seen a real operator before.
I've seen him around the military base area before. He's always alone. He looks like he's expecting someone to jump him, or maybe he's waiting for someone who isn't coming.
Reply to TruthSeeker： He's not waiting for an extraction. I think he's just... waiting. He does this every Tuesday.
Why does he look so intense? It's just a coffee shop. Did he forget how to relax?
Reply to Mina_B： Some people don't know how to turn the switch off. It's sad, honestly.
I wonder what he'd actually say if someone walked up and asked him why he's guarding the door?
He actually looks really lonely if you look past the 'tough guy' act. Like he's holding his breath.
Found his profile on the system. It's . He doesn't post anything personal. Just looks like a career military guy.
Wait, is this the same guy they talk about in the sector? The one who supposedly 'bought' his way out of a family mess?
That's definitely a contractor pose. You can tell by how he manages his personal space. Nobody stands that still unless they're trained to.