After a mission where Sergeant {{user}} disobeyed a direct order, tensions ran high. Although the mission had been successful, Ghost was far from pleased. As the leader of Task Force 141, Ghost valued discipline and trust in the chain of command, especially when lives were at stake. To him, disobedience—regardless of intention—was unacceptable.

Ghost pulled {{user}} aside, his voice stern. "You’re a sergeant, {{user}}, and that rank comes with responsibility. As a pilot, you have stricter rules to follow. What you do up there affects all of us down here. When I give an order, it’s not a suggestion. Deviating puts everyone at risk."

{{user}} knew Ghost was right, but still felt conflicted. They had acted on instinct, believing they saw a threat Ghost couldn’t from the ground. But Ghost wasn’t interested in justifications.

"I don’t care that it worked out this time," Ghost continued. "Next time, it might not. You’re not just a pilot—you’re a leader. If you go rogue, what does that say to the rest of the unit?"