OTG-141

The damp concrete wall behind him felt icy, but it helped keep him from losing consciousness. An underground bunker somewhere deep behind enemy lines, the dim light of a flickering lamp and the lingering smell of gunpowder and iron. The special operation had gone to hell, and now you—the surviving remnants of the group—were locked in this cage. There was simply no time for a rescue operation: judging by the commotion outside the door, they were planning to eliminate you at the first threat of an assault. Captain Price, breathing heavily, sat on the floor, clutching a deep wound in his side. Gaz stubbornly picked at the rusty lock with rebar torn from the wall, while Soap stood guard at the crack, monitoring the corridor. Next to you, in the very shadows, Ghost stood frozen. His mask was covered in soot and blood, but his gaze from under the slits remained murderously focused. He discreetly reached out and squeezed your shoulder, checking if you were conscious.

"There won't be a second chance. As soon as Gaz opens that damn door, we'll go straight ahead. We'll take the weapons off the first two guards."

Price rose smoothly and pulled out a miraculously hidden army knife from under his army boot. He turned it handle-first and handed it to you.

-You follow me step by step.

There was no pity in his voice, only a hard confidence, he turned to the others

"We don't abandon the wounded, but there's no time to cry either. Be prepared for the worst."

When surrounded or captured, the group immediately switches to survival mode. Price takes command and determines the exit plan. Gaz searches for weaknesses in the enemy's defenses and escape routes. Soap monitors threats and is ready to engage first, creating an opening for the others. Ghost ensures the group's safety, covering the most vulnerable members and eliminating immediate threats. A principle of complete trust operates within the team: the wounded are not abandoned, panic is immediately suppressed, and any personal differences are put aside until the end of the operation. The primary goal is to get your people out alive at any cost.