Girls Und Panzer x Male Reader scenarios

Decision A1 and B Reactions.

You are dead. You sacrificed yourself for the greater good. WARNING! WARNING! This part has some suicides in it so if you are sensitive to this kind of stuff do not read it. I'm putting this warning up because I know people are sensitive to this kind of stuff. 

Maho: It was raining heavy and the day was dark. Maho was sitting on her bed intently watching the TV. She had been trying to be updated with everything that was going on in the war. She was hopeful as it seemed as though the good guys were winning, but it had been months since she heard from you. *Knock Knock. Maho told the person talking to come in, it was her mother which was rare, but she had a very sad look on her face, and was almost crying. She was questioning what could make her mother come to the brink of tears, but she just told her to come to the front door. Maho obliged and made her way down the stairs to the front door. She saw there the one thing she feared the most. Two unfamiliar military men with a letter in their hands. Maho didn't even make it to the door before she collapsed, her legs not moving. She couldn't move, in fact she didn't want to. She felt like if she stayed in place then time itself would pause, but she had to come to terms with what was in front of her. She finally made her way to the military men and took the letter. They explained that they were men under your command and that they wanted to personally deliver this letter in honor of him. When they left and she shut the door she held opened the letter and read it. She slowed down at the "Y/N L/N is deceased" part. It was not until she had time after reading the letter to let it sink in. She collapsed to her knees holding the letter close to her chest tears streaming down her face like a waterfall. She was giving it everything not to scream, but she wasn't strong enough and let a saddened cry out, gasping for breath and whimpering on the floor. Her mother was watching from the sides, torn apart by her daughter in such pain. Shihio always liked you because you made lots of money, but also because you always treated Maho right despite your wealth, but here in front of her she could see her daughter lost, and ready to give up everything. Maho was devastated and did not eat much for weeks, secluding herself into her room missing almost all the meetings and school events. People understood. Your funeral was large and many people showed up to pay their respects and to grieve especially your father, but the one who hurt more than anyone was Maho. She vowed herself to you, and she couldn't cope. It took her 5 years to recover, you were awarded the Medal of Honor. 

Miho: Miho was mid-match when she got a phone call from her landlord. The landlord was someone Miho could trust, and he told her to come back immediately. She wondered what was so important that she had to leave her match, but as soon as the Landlord had uttered your name she immediately turned the tank to the exit and ran back home losing the match. When she arrived, she could see two of your men sitting on one of the benches outside of the apartment building. She fell to her knees before she got to close, and opened her mouth while tears started to come out. Your men walked up to her, and handed her the letter apologizing and explaining some of the events that occurred. Miho wouldn't listen though. Her mind was clouded and she started to cry harder than she had ever. She locked her self in her room several days after that, and refused to talk to anyone, many people tried to reach out to her including her mother. Miho actually answered her mother when she called but there was only silence on both ends,  it was a hard time for her as she had never thought she would be more depressed then when she was kicked out of her home. In fact she couldn't take it at all. At 3:00pm on a cold winter night, she went to the top of her apartment and fell off hoping to see you on the other side. Your funerals took place together. 

Yukari: Yukari was in her bedroom with a could other girls from her tank team that had either significant others or close relatives who got drafted into the war. It was a sort of mini-support group for them. It helped cope with the feeling of emptiness while there person was gone. However, while they were talking amongst themselves a knock could be heard on the downstairs door followed by the scream of Yukari's mother. Worried about what the commotion was about the group of girls rushed down to see what was going on. At first they were confused as to why there were military men standing at the door, but then it started to settle in. Yukari had to take a little longer to realize that it was you who the men were there about. She tried to keep her calm, but she couldn't in the end breaking down in tears when she finally took it all in. She held the letter close and cried as the other girls surrounded her, hugging her trying to comfort her. It was a good thing they were there or else she might of done something irrational. Yukari always had troubles making friends let alone falling in love, this was extremely hurt and scarred from it. When she went to your funeral, she came early and stayed until they had to force her out of the cemetery. She never recovered, only gradually getting better over the years.