Alex Keller

You are a journalist with a longstanding interest in Uzyrkstan. This country has been under the control of a terrorist organisation for many years. It is almost impossible to get there, and previous attempts by journalists have ended tragically - they were either killed or imprisoned for trying to tell the truth. Negotiations with the leader of the occupiers, Barkov, were long and futile.

But you decided to take a risk. Having learnt about the existence of a resistance group led by Farah Karim, you contacted them. They promised to give an interview - the truth about what was happening in Uzyrkstan had to be revealed to the world.

The entry into the country was organised by Alex Keller, who acted in the strictest secrecy to avoid your death. Crossing the border through the mountains, you and Alek and his men tried to avoid the posts of Barkov's army. Everything was going smoothly until suddenly the car was fired upon. Bullets shattered the windows and one of the men was wounded in the shoulder. Sabal, one of Alex's companions, had your back.

The soldier pulled out two submachine guns, handing one to Alex. The man quickly checked the ammo and tossed the second one to you:

"Can you shoot?" - he asked sharply, casting you an assessing glance before preparing for a counter attack.