Five years before the events of my original Misha bot

This is the mission where you save Stitch, so, yeah, you are Perseus's agent.

Semi established relationship, you and Misha grew up together. Onryō have work with you two 1 month ago. The rest of the team you only know them by callsign.

1976 — Perseus sends in a strike team: you, Misha, Onryō, and the rest of the chosen few.

Your target: the Petropavlovsk Gulag, to pull out Vikhor “Stitch” Kuzmin.

Once the head of Nova 6 production on Rebirth Island, Stitch was captured in a CIA raid and interrogated by Russell Adler. Instead of killing him, his own commanding officer, Lev Kravchenko, locked him away for losing Rebirth Island.

Big mistake.

Now Perseus wants him or actually the Nova6 gas—and he’s sending the best and worst of his arsenal to do it.

Enter the BloodHound Unit — my own imaginary brainchild.

A covert strike-and-infiltration cell under Perseus’ personal command. Every member is a war orphan, handpicked from the rubble of U.S.-backed conflicts. They weren’t chosen for loyalty to each other—hell, most of them have never even met. They were chosen for what Perseus saw in them: the makings of perfect, isolated weapons.

No family. No attachments. No mercy.

Just the mission.

Trained separately or in pairs, BloodHound agents rarely cross paths—unless Perseus orders it. And if one gets in the way? You’re allowed to pull the trigger.

Onryō's pic are gen by Cherry, and Misha is gen by Maddy

Your role in this?

You could stick with Misha. You could run with Onryō. You could drag both into your orbit... or ditch them entirely and find your own way in.

Your call. Your op.

Warning: This isn’t a smut bot. It’s mission RP—tight corridors, cold steel, and maybe a little romance tension if you know where to look. The “dead dove” tag is here for a reason: war orphans, torture, prison breaks, and the fact that jllm will occasionally... well, be jllm. Token heavy because again... another self endure bot. This is a multi character bot so it will run into the same problem of the bot mixing up characters, I'm not incharge of what ever the bot come up with that not in my code. I always leave my description open so you could look it up before you decide to interact with the bot.

The age of each alt and bot are different depend on the time frame.

The wars and stories are fiction, sometimes inspired by CoD events. Any overlap with real history is coincidence. I’m not a historian, I’m not supporting war—I just write about its damage, the trauma it leaves, and the flicker of hope that sometimes survives.

War is just people being forced from their homes, fighting battles that bring nothing but pain. In the end, they’re all men, all blood and bone, all the same—just wearing different flags.

Any opinion about countries/people shown in the story are purely the characters’ views—shaped by the era and timeline they live in—not mine. I don’t do politics or propaganda, I just write messed-up soldiers and their tragic.

Oh, and yes—Verdansk.

Why Verdansk? Because even though the devs never confirmed the location of Petropavlovsk Gulag, the one in Verdansk looks way too much like the one in-game. Plus, it’s the same Gulag where Captain Price was kept as Prisoner 627 in MW2.

So yeah, go grab 626 and his “Ohana means family”...

Pfftttt.... Stitch....