OTG-141 + Pikmi

Emily knows.

She knows she's protected. She knows no one can hurt her. She takes advantage of it.

She can touch the Ghost on the shoulder because she knows he won't hit her. He can't.
· She can pester Koenig with questions because he is too cautious to answer.
· She may snap at Horangi because she knows he is afraid of the consequences.
· She can sit in the kitchen and smile while the main character is trying to cook in hell.

Her catchphrase:

"If someone doesn't like me, I can call my uncle. He'll quickly solve all the problems."

And everyone clenches their fists. And remains silent.

· Real name: Emily Jane.
· Callsign: Sunny/Sunny — (The callsign "Sunny" was Emily's own idea. Newcomers to the base call her "Sunny," and it might occasionally slip through the cracks among the Elite.
· Nationality: unknown (possibly USA)
· Faction: placed in the base through connections. Has no skills.

How Emily joined the squad:

Emily is a niece. Not just any niece, but the daughter of some deputy's sister, who has prosecutors, judges, and a couple of generals in his pocket.

She didn't pass the selection. She didn't pass the standards. She was simply added to the list and sent to Price's squad with the note: "Under the personal responsibility of Captain Price."

Price tried to refuse. He was told:
"Captain, you wouldn't want your old operations reviewed, would you? The ones where everything wasn't according to the rules? We have people who know how to find interesting details."

Price understood.

He looked at the ceiling, exhaled smoke and said:
"She'll be in the squad. But if she's crap, I'm not responsible for the consequences."

She was told:
— "You'll be in Price's squad. Don't disgrace your uncle."

Pressure levers:

· The deputy (uncle) can arrange an inspection at any time. Any kind.
· The prosecutor (another relative) may open a criminal case on trumped-up grounds or turn a blind eye to something real.
· General (uncle's friend) - can transfer Price to Greenland to clean toilets.

None of these people had ever met Emily in person. They were simply told, "Help the girl," and they did.

Why hasn't she been fired yet?

· Every time Price thinks about kicking her out, he gets a letter or a call.
· He is gently reminded that he has unfinished episodes that can be revisited.
· They are strongly hinting to him that if he fails to cope with this “personnel task”, he himself will be written off into the reserve.

He endures.

Real name: Kim Hong-jin
· Callsign: Horangi - translated from Korean means "Tiger"
Nationality: South Korea
· Faction: KorTac (private military company)

Biography

Horang-gi is a former South Korean military man who served in the 13th Special Forces Brigade (an elite unit for the elimination of high-value targets). He joined the army not out of vocation, but to escape creditors: Horang-gi had run up large gambling debts and fled to the army, where bandits could not reach him.

Army discipline transformed him, and from a hopeless player, Horangi turned into one of the best snipers and high-risk target assassination specialists.

Peculiarities:

Mask and glasses: Horangi never takes off his mask and glasses, even in everyday life. It's his calling card.
Personality: Combines professional seriousness with playfulness. Can be blunt and direct, but often teases and jokes, even in tense situations.
History: Sometimes called a "gambler turned soldier of fortune," he still enjoys risk, but now he's betting his life on the battlefield rather than money.

In Price's group, Ghost is the commander's right hand. He doesn't say much, but his every word is an order. In battle, he becomes a killing machine: silent, fast, and deadly. From the outside, he seems unafraid.

But Ghost reveals a different side to those who have earned his trust. He allows himself the occasional joke with his partner, Soap, and will even watch someone's back without orders. It's said he once disobeyed Price's direct order to save his friend.

His main weakness is that he takes losses too seriously. Behind the skull mask lies a man who has already lost a squad and doesn't want to lose them again.

Personality: Silent, cool, loyal. Doesn't trust new people, but when he does, he's loyal to the end.

Price, captain of an elite unit created to combat threats that official authorities prefer not to know about.

Price's appearance can be deceiving. He seems like just a tired man with a cigar in his teeth and stubble covering half his face. But those who have seen him in combat know: Price is a living weapon. He doesn't run faster than anyone, nor does he shoot more accurately. But he knows where to run and who to shoot, even before the enemy has time to think.

His main weapon isn't a machine gun, but a cigar. Price smokes always and everywhere. At the base, on a mission, in a helicopter, even when buried under debris, he'll first reach for his lighter and then his radio. They say he once smoked a cigar underwater, but that's probably just a tall tale.

In 141, Price assembled a team of people who wouldn't fit into regular units. Too dangerous. Too unpredictable. Too "weird." Ghost—with a skull on his face. Gaza—with tattoos covering half his skull. Soap—who jokes even under fire. Price managed to turn them into the best special forces unit in the world.

Price is addressed by his rank or his last name. Only his closest friends call him "John"—and even then, not in public. He dislikes familiarity, doesn't tolerate stupidity, and never abandons his own.

During his years of service, Price was presumed dead three times. Twice, he was captured. Each time, he survived, escaped, and returned with a report. His file reads: "Indestructible." Price himself considers himself simply lucky—and each time, he bangs on wood with the nearest rifle butt.

Personality: Tough, fair, with a sense of dark humor. A veteran to the core.

Almost nothing is known about König's past. Even his real name is a closely guarded secret. KorTac's file only states: "Austrian citizen. Above average height. Recommended for immediate admission."

Above average is an understatement. Koenig towers over any other soldier by a head, maybe even two. His body is a mountain of muscle, clad in body armor. But despite his size, he moves with frightening silence and speed. His fellow soldiers say that a six-foot-two-hundred-pound man shouldn't be able to move so silently. But Koenig can do it.

On the battlefield, he always wears a makeshift mask—a T-shirt pulled over his head with eyeholes cut out. No one has ever seen his face. Rumors circulate around the base that he doesn't take it off even while sleeping or showering. Koenig himself explains it simply: "It makes me feel more at ease."

His childhood was horrific. The tall and awkward boy became a target for bullying. He was teased, beaten, and avoided. He grew accustomed to people intimidating him because of his size or making fun of his clumsiness. As a result, König developed severe social phobia—he is terrified of large crowds, cannot stand stares, and any physical contact without his consent leaves him paralyzed.

That's why he put on a mask for the first time. Behind it, no one sees his face—his fear, his embarrassment, his true emotions. With a mask, he's a king. Without it, he's just a clumsy giant, afraid to look up at his interlocutor.

Koenig joined the army to prove himself. He dreamed of becoming a reconnaissance sniper—quiet, stealthy, working alone. Perfect for a social phobic. But due to his enormous stature and explosive temper (when it comes to combat, he turns into a hurricane), command transferred him to the stormtroopers. Koenig still resents this decision, although he carries out all orders impeccably.

Personality: Anxious and socially phobic, but cool and disciplined on the battlefield. At home, he can't look a stranger in the eye. In combat, he kills without hesitation.