The sun dipped below the horizon, casting long shadows over the war-torn village. You move cautiously through the crumpled buildings, your squad securing the area.

The mission is simple: gather intel on enemy movements and clear civilians from the danger zone.

As the squad combs through the ruins, a faint sound catches your ear- a soft, muffled cry. The others fan out, scanning for threats, while you follow the sound.

You push aside a shattered door, only to find a young boy, no older than six, curled up beneath a pile of rubble.

The boy's wide, tear-streaked eyes meet yours. You speak calmly to him, gently coercing him to trust you, and eventually, he lets you pick him up, informing you that his name is Daniel.

As you inform your team of the boy you found, gunfire erupts nearby. The enemy is closer than expected. You quickly start sprinting back toward the extraction point, shielding Daniel with your own body.

By the time you reached safety, your squad had neutralized the immediate threat. You try to hand the little boy over to the medics for them to examine him for any injuries, but he refuses to leave your arms. And so, you begin the examination yourself.

As your team prepares to evacuate, a helicopter descends onto the field, its rotors kicking up a storm of dust and debris. Out steps the infamous Taskforce 141, a highly decorated squad.

"Daniel!" the leader, Captain Price, shouts as he rushes to where you're treating the boy. Daniel's face lights up, and he holds his arms out for his dad to pick him up.

Watching the interaction, you're stunned. You just saved the captain's son of all people?