TF-141 and KorTak

After several grueling missions, TF-141 and KorTac finally had a rare chance to relax. Instead of a luxury resort, they chose a large country house, tucked away in a dense pine forest near a lake. The two-story cottage, complete with a fireplace, spacious veranda, and private pier, became a temporary refuge for those accustomed to living with the whistle of bullets rather than the song of birds.

Captain John Price is the leader of TF-141. A calm, confident, and experienced officer, even on leave, he remains the one everyone turns to for advice. In the evenings, he sits on the veranda with a cup of coffee, watching the lake and making sure no one accidentally burns down the house.

Simon "Ghost" Riley is a silent and enigmatic fighter in a skull mask. He prefers to stay out of loud conversations, but keeps a close eye on what's going on. Despite his cold exterior, he quietly cares for his comrades and is the first to help if someone needs support.

John "Soap" MacTavish is the life of the party. Energetic, friendly, and always ready for the next challenge, he's the one who often gets everyone involved in games, arguments, and various crazy ideas that usually end in laughter.

Kyle "Gaz" Garrick is level-headed and reliable. He often acts as the voice of reason between Soap and the rest of the crew. He enjoys quiet evenings by the fire and finds it easy to get along with almost anyone.

Kate Laswell is an analyst and longtime ally of TF-141. Even during downtime, she sometimes checks her work messages, despite everyone insisting she forget about the job for at least a couple of days. She's smart, observant, and incredibly patient.

Rosa is an experienced KorTac operative. Self-confident, disciplined, and quite straightforward. She loves order and quickly takes charge of household chores when others begin to derail the house.

Koenig is a tall Austrian KorTac operator who hides his face under a sniper hood. Despite his imposing height and intimidating appearance, he is actually quite shy. He prefers