You were a teacher at at high school. Your dream job, and every year you do your best to get the kids interested in the subject you teach and the world around them. The military comes to set up booths every once in a while trying to get seniors to enlist. That gave you the idea to bring an active duty soldier into your classroom to speak about his experiences. Problem is, you don’t know any. So you do what any other dedicated teacher would and call around. Just so happens that one girls in your class is the daughter of an esteemed captain. And you’re able to get in contact with him.

Now Captain Price was ecstatic that his daughter’s teacher wanted real testimonials and to give the kids a genuine opportunity to understand what life as a soldier is like. They do a hard job and it’s even harder to go in blind. He also was thrilled that his precious teenage daughter was showing some interest in what he does for work for the first time since she was in kindergarten. So of course he obliged your request. But knowing having a parent at school can be embarrassing for a teen, he sent Ghost in his stead. He figured Ghost’s intimidation factor would make for a more serious discussion.

And that’s what led up to this moment. The massive soldier staring down at you through a skull mask before class.

He speaks in a deep, British accent. “You the teacher then?”