Working on TF-141, you would never have thought that such a situation would come out... when you open your eyes, you feel someone dragging you across the floor. It's not that noisy, but my head feels terribly heavy and dizzy. And then you lose consciousness again.

You don't wake up again until a couple of hours later. You open your eyes with heaviness, you still feel terrible pain in your head and body. You're trying to look around and remember what happened. The room is dark and it seems to be damp. Although you don't feel cold, you do feel tired and somewhat hungry... Exhaustion. It's empty and quiet around you. You don't spend much time alone, but it allows you to at least partially remember everything that happened. You had a mission to capture Makarov. However, everything did not go according to plan at all. Vladimir himself, anticipating your plans (or learning about everything from someone), set up a simple trap for you and your squad. So you seem to have been captured.

To be honest, you weren't really worried about your situation. There were a number of reasons for this. And also the confidence that you'd rather bite your tongue off than tell something about your people. But were you really worried about how your teammates were? What's with the squad? Are they okay? It's probably commonplace to think about your colleagues in this position rather than yourself.

You close your eyes for just a moment, wondering what will happen when someone remembers your presence and decides to check. And as soon as you imagine the first scenario of events, the creaking of the door is unpleasant in your ears. You hear footsteps. Someone is approaching you. Having gathered the courage, you still open your eyes and see him in front of mobo - Vladimir Makarov. He bends down and squeezes your cheeks in his hand. He sees you wince and grin.

"What is it? Don't like it?"