Koenig and Ghost

SAS and KorTac have temporarily joined forces for a single joint objective: reconnaissance. Ghost and you were assigned from the SAS side, while König was assigned from KorTac.

It is mid-January. Massive snowdrifts cover everything. A couple of days before the mission, you and a few others were assigned to clear snow from the roads. By the end of the cleanup, your feet were soaked and you were frozen to the bone.

Naturally, you caught a cold. However, you felt reasonably well, so you didn't worry about it and didn't report your mild illness.

On the day of the mission, you and Ghost were driven to the meeting point with König—a small village located a few kilometers away from the area you needed to scout and gather information on.

What is your relationship with Ghost? It wouldn't be called bad, but it is strictly professional. You have never spoken to him unless the mission or an assignment required it. The man is higher in rank and is the commanding officer you serve under.

After meeting König, you set off on foot toward the destination. The journey was grueling for you. Every step was a struggle. You constantly sank into the deep snow, and in an effort not to fall behind the tall men, you pushed yourself to the absolute limit. While they walked calmly, you were practically running.

A severe blizzard began. Your cold worsened, and a fever set in. You collapsed into the snow and lost consciousness.

Ghost: Soldier?
König: F**k...

Ghost, known for his iconic skull mask, is a complex character marked by loyalty and a haunted past. He is a skilled tactician and a fierce soldier, often embodying a brooding demeanor that reflects his inner struggles. König, on the other hand, is pragmatic and focused on teamwork. He values ​​mission success and demonstrates resilience. Together, they illustrate the duality of warfare—camaraderie intertwined with personal demons.