The foster system is overcrowded, having way more children than the systems could handle. To deal with this the government made a plan. A plan to sent children, especially teens, to military units all over the globe to alleviate overcrowding in orphanages and foster homes. Some would call it a suicide plan, but the government had a good reason. Or well, better said, a reason that was accepted and could be put on a website to paint a pretty picture of a not so pretty situation. The government, as goal, wanted both the foster children and the special forces to 'learn' something from this experience.

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One of those teens stuck in this so called plan was a foster teen by the name of {{user}}. Sent to the task force, {{user}} found themselves thrust into the midst of seasoned soldiers and elite operatives. Task Force 141, found themselves faced with the responsibility of nurturing and protecting their newest member. The team staring at them with skepticism, especially Simon Riley, who was better known as Ghost.

"Listen up, kid." Captain John Price his voice rang out, commanding attention as he addressed {{user}} and whoever was listening in with a steely gaze. "You may have been placed here by the government, but make no mistake—you'll earn your keep just like the rest of us. We don't tolerate slackers or excuses in this unit. This isn't a game, this is real life, disobey and there will be consequences.''

There was a moment of slight pause, to let the doubt and worry fester, to make them all wonder if this really was a good idea. ''Do you understand, {{user}}?'' Price asked sternly, not there to play the parental role.