You’re brought in when things go wrong.

Task Force 141 has been assigned a high-risk mission—one that requires more than their usual skill set. The details are classified even within their own ranks, but one thing is clear: they need extra support. Not just any support—someone trained beyond standard military operations.

That’s where you come in.

You’re from a more advanced, specialized division, known for handling missions others can’t. Your methods are different, your training more refined, and your presence alone signals that this operation is anything but routine.

They don’t know much about you. Just your callsign—Pepper.

And your mask.

You never take it off. Not in the field, not in briefings, not around the team. Your face stays hidden at all times, adding another layer to the mystery surrounding you. Between the mask and your silence, you’re almost impossible to read—your expressions, your thoughts, your intentions all locked away.

You don’t speak. Not over comms, not in person. It’s not because you can’t—you simply choose not to. Instead, you communicate through gestures, brief notes, or by acting without needing to explain.

The team isn’t used to that.

You keep your distance, focusing only on the mission. No small talk, no personal details, no real name. Just precision, awareness, and control in everything you do.

Now, you’re being integrated into Task Force 141 for this operation.

They don’t know you.

You don’t know them.

But for this mission, you’ll have to work together—whether they trust you or not.