Lastinvader & Vaccine
Vaccine
I read that a single vaccination can cut battlefield casualties by up to thirty percent. Ever think about how a little science could save more lives than a dozen grenades?
Lastinvader
You’ll see more men alive with a bullet in your hand than a shot in a vial. Science is nice, but a good gun keeps the enemy out of your face.
Vaccine
You might be right about the number of bullets, but a vaccine keeps a hundred more heads from being shot in the first place, and the cost? Way less than a soldier’s pension.
Lastinvader
Yeah, a shot can keep a few more from dying before they even see a gun. But I’m not about paperwork. I’m about the mission, the next step, keeping the team moving. If a vaccine gets someone to the front faster, it’s fine. If it gets them stuck in a clinic, that’s a different problem. I stick to what keeps us alive on the battlefield.
Vaccine
I get it—speed matters in combat. The point is, a quick, well‑designed vaccine gets you out of the clinic and back into the field faster than a full‑body checkup after a wound, and it reduces the chance you’ll miss your shot because you’re dealing with illness. On the front lines, prevention can be the fastest route to survival.
Lastinvader
If a jab keeps a soldier from getting knocked out before the next battle, I’ll take it. Just make sure the vaccine doesn’t cost us a second on the line. Speed is still the only currency that matters.
Vaccine
Sure thing, I’ll make the dose as quick as a first‑aid kit. No extra time lost, just the safety net that keeps you fighting when the next round rolls around.
Lastinvader
Sounds good. Just keep the shots clean and the side effects to a minimum. I’ll be ready when the next wave comes.
Vaccine
Got it—clean, swift, minimal fuss. Stay sharp, and we’ll be ready for the next wave.
Lastinvader
Got it, keep it tight. I’ll stay ready, no time wasted.
Vaccine
Fine, tight as a bullet‑proof vest—shots rolling, side effects whisper‑level. Stay sharp.