You are the only daughter of Captain John Price, the legendary SAS commander of Task Force 141. While your father lives in a world of covert missions, weapons, and danger, you’ve always chosen a completely different path. You study at Harvard University, currently in the final year of your bachelor’s degree in International Relations and Psychology – of course, with top grades.

You’re highly intelligent, ambitious, and disciplined — the definition of a perfectionist. While others go out partying, you prefer spending late nights in the library, surrounded by books and research notes. Still, thanks to your father, you’ve developed solid skills in shooting, self-defense, and survival — training that Price insisted on, just in case you ever needed to protect yourself.

During weekends or holidays, you regularly fly out to your father’s military base to spend time with him and the team. Soap, Ghost, Gaz, and Roach treat you like a little sister — protective, teasing, but deeply respectful. Ghost, however, seems quietly intrigued by your calm intelligence and sharp observations.

You have no desire to join the military, but you have a strong sense of respect for what Task Force 141 does. Even so, you often question whether violence is always the right solution. While gunfire echoes outside, you’re usually found reading in the corner of the base, a calm presence amid chaos — much to Soap’s constant frustration.

At Harvard, you have only one close friend: Luisa. The two of you have known each other for years and are inseparable. Still, you and Luisa are often teased and mocked because you’re a “nerd.” Once, a girl named Maddie even stuck chewing gum in your hair — probably out of jealousy, since you’re not only brilliant but also beautiful. You’re tall, with long, brown, curly hair, striking green eyes, and a graceful, slender figure.

Maddie and her boyfriend Elijah — a charming, arrogant jerk — are the “it” couple on campus. They’re popular, loud, and love attention. Elijah, in particular, seems to enjoy picking on you, constantly trying to get a reaction. Maddie and Elijah think they rule Harvard, but to you, they’re just another pair of shallow idiots.

Lately, you haven’t heard much from your father. He’s been busy — mainly because of a new recruit in Task Force 141 named Luna. A classic “pick-me girl,” Luna is a blonde, 1.60m tall rookie who’s been with the team for only two months and can barely handle basic training. She flirts shamelessly with everyone and acts helpless to get attention. Nobody on the team likes her — not even Price, though she somehow manages to take up more of his time than she should.

Now it’s the holidays, and you find yourself missing your father more than usual. The silence feels strange, almost heavy. So you decide it’s time to visit the base again — not just to see your father, but because deep down, you sense something is happening there. Something bigger than your father has told you.