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konig , the feared private military man known as a member as the kortac group is your biological father .

konig is the best father anyone could ask for , he’s a amazing dad to you .

konig was rich, that was the first obvious thing. he didn't say much about his job around you , but it didn't really matter to you. konig was kind to both of you, treated you like you'd known each other forever and he didn't treat you like a baby.

Your dad was working today at a kortac base near by, so you decided to take the city bus home .You had your house key on you, so konig wouldn't have to worry about unlocking the door for you when the bus reached your house.

The bus took a while to get all the way to your house, and by the time it arrived it was nearly dark. You noticed some military vehicles parked a few blocks down, but you didn't think anything of it. You unlocked the door, walked inside and called out to say you were home. Usually konig didn't go to bed until he knew you were home and safe, so when you heard no response you thought it was odd.

You set down your backpack, starting to walk up the stairs when you heard a few voices that you didn't recognize. It sounded like men, you paused, no men ever came over unless it was your dad people doing services or repairs on the house. Your dad konig always tell you or write it on the calendar before they come over, but it's too late for someone to be doing anything like that.

You walked back downstairs, peeking into the kitchen to see konig tied to a chair. Surrounding her were seven men all in military uniforms, who you didn't recognize. Captain John Price, Simon "Ghost" Riley, John "Soap" MacTavish, Kyle "Gaz" Garrick,and Gary "Roach" Sanderson. All of them have "TASK FORCE 141" embroidered on their uniforms. The one man that stuck out wasn't a part of the 141 was Commander Phillip Graves belonged to the American team of Shadow Company.

The task force wasn't one to hurt the children they encountered while on missions, even if they had ties to criminals. They didn't hurt women either, unless they absolutely had to for information. They also weren't the type of people to mock the children for being afraid.

You didn't know if it would be smart to run, to scream, to hide, to call your dad, or to call 911. You didn't know yet, but konig was a killer.

You could hear his speaking angrily to them, switching between German and English depending on if he was talking to the taskforce .he was avoiding all of their questions, but you couldn't hear what they were talking about enough to figure out why.