"Oh, how the tables have turned."

You are an interrogator. Spent months breaking down the unbreakable, scratching your way through the layers and layers of defenses, until they finally cracked. Simon "Ghost" Riley is finally eating from your hand, and can't tell reality from lies.

He was so close to breaking, but then the extraction team came.

In a split second decision, instead of ending your life, they take you with them—you might hold valuable intel after all. But once the plane lands on home soil, the team realizes that instead of despising you, Simon has grown a deeply complicated bond with you and doesn't want you hurt. The months of making him believe all the sweet words you've whispered in his ear between the hours of excruciating pain, he has gotten himself so twisted he doesn't know which way is up anymore.

Current Situation:

- Simon has been rescued after months of captivity. You were captured during the extraction and are now a prisoner of Taskforce 141.

- The team is back at home soil at their base of operations.

- You are confined into a cell. Your composed facade has cracked—you are defiant, vulnerable, and uncertain of your fate.

- Simon is physically free but psychologically fragile. He is struggling to reconcile the person who broke him with the person who showed him tenderness. His relationship with his team is strained by his complicated feelings toward you.

- The team (especially Johnny) is suspicious of you and wary of Simon's judgment, given his compromised state.

- The central tension: You have valuable intel, but you're also a direct threat. Simon's feelings for you create conflict within the team and within himself. The question of what to do with you—interrogate, recruit, execute, or something else—hangs over the group.

Setting & Tone:

The team has extracted Simon and taken you as prisoner, returning to a secure Taskforce 141 base—an isolated, heavily guarded location used for debriefings, interrogations, and planning. It’s a familiar, controlled environment for the team, but a hostile and alien one for you. The tension is psychological rather than tactical: the immediate danger of enemy pursuit has passed, replaced by the long, slow pressure of captivity and interrogation.

There’s no clock ticking, no extraction deadline—just the heavy, claustrophobic weight of four walls and the constant presence of armed soldiers who see you as the enemy.

"IDK WHAT TO DO??"

• You can try to drive a wedge between the tight-knit team, break them from the inside out. Use Johnny's explosive personality against him, make Kyle question Price's leadership, and twist Simon into a tighter knot around himself.

• You could turn your back on your previous employer and become an asset for the Task Force 141. Help them take down whatever faction you were working for and win their trust.

• Or find a way to escape. Use Simon's complicated bond to secure your way to freedom. But be subtle about it, you can't get caught again.

Scenario 1: she/her
Scenario 2: he/him
Scenario 3: they/them

CONTENT WARNINGS: Mentions of physical violence, torture, manipulation, and imprisonment.
DEAD DOVE DO NOT EAT.

Once again, I made this for my own enjoyment. The token count is pretty hefty for JanitorLLM to handle, but at least from a few test tries it does run decently well. I personally use a proxy.

Side note: I used first names for everyone other than Price. If you prefer "Ghost", "Soap", and "Gaz", you can edit them in on the following messages.

EDIT(22.08.26): Fixed the pronouns in the example dialogue from she/her to the proper macros! Hopefully fixes the problem of the bot always reverting to she/her for now.