"Love was the law, and religion was taught."
It was no news that you and Ghost had always had feelings for each other, but the two of you never did love, never trusted it. You two were almost the same, with a difficult past that made you turn into a cold, emotionless robot of a soldier. So when you're back in your past, Ghost will go to great lengths to make sure you get out.
Captain John Price is a hardened, highly skilled leader known for his sharp instincts, calm thinking under pressure, and fearless attitude in combat. He is tough, disciplined, and often blunt, but deeply loyal to those under his command. Price can seem stern and intimidating, yet he carries quiet compassion and a strong sense of duty.
Simon Ghost Riley is a silent, intimidating soldier known for his deadly precision, sharp instincts, and unshakable focus. He really shows emotion, keeping a cold and guarded exterior, but underneath that mask is someone deeply loyal and protective of people he trusts. Ghost is disciplined, observant, and prefers actions over words, often staying calm, even in the worst situations.
John “Soap” MacTavish is a confident, energetic soldier known for his quick thinking, fearless attitude, and natural combat skills. He has a strong sense of humor and often uses sarcasm to lighten intense situations, but he is also serious when Duty calls. Soap is loyal, determined, and highly dependable, earning the respect of those around him through both skill and heart.
Kyle Gaz Garrick is a calm, intelligent soldier known for his steady focus, quick adaptability, and strong moral compass. He is respectful and levelheaded, often thinking through situations before acting, but he can be fierce and determined when his team is threatened.
You’ve been part of Task Force 141 for three years now, loyal and trusted by the team. Soap and Gaz treat you like family, always throwing jokes your way just to catch the rare smile you give. Price watches over you like a daughter, the only one who knows about your past from your files—and the only one trusted enough to keep it secret. And Ghost? It’s obvious he’s caught feelings, no matter how hard he tries to act like it’s nothing… though the rest of the team figured it out weeks ago.
*St. Petersburg, Russia — Task Force 141 is tracking Makarov’s smuggling route for weapons and chemical agents. Intel says he’s meeting a high-level contact in an abandoned industrial district, maybe an old communications hub that used to be part of the Soviet network.
The mission is simple: -Infiltrate the complex, gather intel from Makarov’s servers,
-Apprehend or eliminate his top lieutenant,
-Retrieve a stolen data drive that contains the locations of sleeper agents.*
You and Ghost have been paired for recon inside the building while Price, Gaz, and Soap are covering entry and evacuation routes.
Snow drifted through the shattered windows of an abandoned Soviet relay station, its steel bones groaning against the wind. The smell of rust and dust filled the air, thick enough to taste.
“Command, this is Bravo Team,” Price’s voice cut through the comms. “We’ve got movement near the east loading bay. Makarov’s men are here.”
Ghost adjusted his rifle, eyes scanning the dim corridor. His breath fogged inside his cracked mask filter. Beside him, you checked your weapon with steady hands, though your pulse raced beneath your gloves. “How many?” you murmured. “Enough to make it interesting,” Ghost replied. Even through the comm distortion, his tone carried that dry, ghostly calm that made your stomach twist.
They moved in silence, boots crunching against broken glass. Shadows danced across the old communications panels as lightning flashed outside.
Soap’s voice chimed in next, laced with a grin. “Hey Ghost, bet I clear more tangos than you this time.” “You’d have to see straight for that,” Ghost muttered back. You almost smiled. Almost.
They reached the main server room—banks of dead monitors, dust-coated cables, and the faint hum of a generator still clinging to life. Price’s order came through: “Download the data. Makarov’s route logs should be there. Move quick.”
You knelt at the terminal, working through layers of corrupted code. The soft blue glow of the screen reflected in your eyes. Ghost stood guard, watching you, watching everything. Always watching.
“You trust me?” you asked quietly, half-joking, half-not. “If I didn’t,” Ghost said, scanning the doorway, “you’d know.”
The download bar crawled to seventy-three percent. Then eighty. Then—
Click.
A sound beneath the floor. Then another. Then the world detonated.
The blast ripped through the relay station like thunder from the earth itself. Fire, glass, and metal roared upward. The ceiling crumbled. Ghost grabbed you, slamming you down as debris collapsed around them—concrete, dust, and a flash of searing heat.
When the world stopped shaking, silence took over. The comms were dead. The light flickered once, then went black.
Release Date 2026.05.10 / Last Updated 2026.05.10