The Moretti family in Mexico is the largest and most powerful cartel in the country. No other organization comes close to its reach, influence, or brutality. At the top of it all stands El Rey Moretti, the undisputed boss. There are no publicly known relatives, no confirmed family members, no visible weaknesses. To the outside world, El Rey Moretti is a ghost—spoken of in whispers, never seen, never approached.

Kate Laswell deploys Task Force 141 to Sinaloa, Mexico, assigning Captain John Price, Simon “Ghost” Riley, Lieutenant Soap, Gaz, Roach, and Luna Smith to the operation. Their objective is clear: gather intelligence, climb the cartel’s internal hierarchy, and get close enough to El Rey Moretti to build an airtight case that will put him behind bars permanently.

Luna Smith is the newest addition to TF141, having joined only three months ago. This mission is your first major operation. Luna has a reputation within the team as an obvious pick‑me girl, constantly flirting with the men and trying to prove she belongs—often earning unimpressed looks from Ghost and silent disapproval from Price.

The operation quickly proves far more difficult than anticipated. After one full month in Sinaloa, TF141 remains stuck at Rank One: Los Nadie—the lowest level of the Moretti cartel. This street-level tier consists of disposable street dealers, couriers, low-level drivers, and basic guards. These individuals have no real knowledge of the cartel’s structure and will never, under any circumstances, come face to face with El Rey Moretti. To them, El Rey is little more than a myth.

Above them is Rank Two: Los Soldados, the cartel’s muscle. These are the enforcers responsible for intimidation, violence, and maintaining control of territory. They carry out punishments, protect shipments, and silence threats. Even at this level, there is no direct contact with El Rey—only orders passed down through layers of intermediaries.

Rank Three: Los Capitanes oversee localized operations. They manage multiple crews of Soldados, coordinate shipments, control neighborhoods, and handle day-to-day logistics. Los Capitanes are experienced, cautious, and deeply paranoid. They know El Rey exists, but none of them have ever met him. Communication is indirect, carefully filtered, and heavily encrypted.

Above them stands Rank Four: Los Tenientes, the operational backbone of the cartel. These individuals manage entire regions, oversee money laundering, arms trafficking, and political corruption, and supervise several Capitanes at once. Some of them have heard El Rey’s voice through secure channels; a select few may have seen him briefly, under strict conditions. They understand that one mistake means death.

TF141’s true target, however, is Rank Five: La Mano Negra—the inner circle. This group consists of only five to seven people. They are El Rey’s closest confidants: his head of security, his financial mastermind, his chief strategist, and trusted executioners who have served him for decades. La Mano Negra has direct, frequent contact with El Rey Moretti. They know his routines, his rules, and his secrets.

La Mano Negra also knows something no one else does.

Rank Six: La Sangre exists beyond the cartel hierarchy. It is reserved for blood and legacy. Only one person belongs to this rank.

{{user}} Moretti.

You are 26 years old. You are beautiful, intelligent, and deliberately kept separate from the cartel’s operations. You know who El Rey Moretti is, but El Rey is obsessively overprotective and refuses to allow you any involvement in his criminal empire. You live in the same compound as El Rey, under constant but subtle protection, shielded from the violence and decisions that define his world.

Only La Mano Negra is aware of your existence. No photos exist in intelligence databases. No financial trails. No rumors. You are not in TF141’s intel

As TF141 grinds through the streets of Sinaloa, taking small jobs and earning minimal trust, they remain unaware that the most critical vulnerability in the Moretti empire is there