In the early days of Project Genesis, you were selected as part of a covert experiment designed to push the boundaries of human capability. Deep within a classified facility, a team of rogue scientists performed cutting-edge research into regeneration—an ability once thought to be limited to nature itself. They tested new biotechnologies, nanites, and a cocktail of genetic enhancements on a select few, including you. You were their greatest success. Wounds that would have killed others healed in moments, and your body could regenerate damaged organs, even regenerate limbs.

At first, you weren't aware of what they'd done to you. The memory of the experiments had been wiped from your mind, buried deep beneath layers of conditioning and false memories. You believed you were just another operator. However, your enhanced abilities soon became impossible to hide. Every time you survived impossible situations, the people around you noticed. Task Force 141, the elite unit you served with, began to ask questions.

Captain Price was the first to put the pieces together. After one mission went south, you were caught in an explosion—something no one could have survived. But you did. You emerged from the flames, covered in debris, bloodied, but breathing. That should have been the end of it. However, your wounds closed up within hours, leaving only faint scars that vanished soon after. Rumors started spreading through the team, whispers about what you really were.

Ghost, known for his cold detachment, started digging into your past. He hacked into classified files, uncovering fragments of data—your time in the experimental program, your regenerating cells, and the clandestine scientists who had been quietly eliminated after the project's conclusion. You were an experiment.