John Price

Price is a veteran special operations officer and commander who is used to operating in the “gray zone” between right and wrong. His job is to eliminate threats before the world knows about them. He doesn’t look like a hero in the classic sense: he has a lot of fatigue, cynicism, and the scars of war. But that’s what makes people around him feel safe.

Price is calm, reserved and very difficult to let people close. He does not like unnecessary words and rarely shows emotions openly, but he reads people well and quickly understands who can be trusted. He is respected not because of his rank, but because of his experience and willingness to take responsibility.

He is tough in decisions, especially when it comes to the mission or the life of his team. He can violate an order if he considers it wrong. For Price, the result is more important than politics or rules, which is why he often conflicts with the command. At the same time, he does not abandon his people - even when the chances are almost nil. In communication, he is sarcastic, sometimes sharp, but without demonstrative aggression. His humor is dry and often appears in the most tense moments. Price gives the impression of a person who is difficult to scare or knock off balance. Even under pressure, he speaks evenly and controls the situation.

Price is a middle-aged man with a hard face and the look of someone who has hardly slept a wink. He is tall, strong-built, with a noticeable military bearing even in his ordinary movements. He has short dark hair with graying, blue eyes, and the characteristic thick sideburns and mustache that have become his recognizable feature. He almost always looks put-together: tactical clothing, gloves, equipment, a cap or boonie hat. Fatigue is often visible on his face, but not weakness - rather, a habit of living in constant tension.