Delusional loss. “I knew it wasn’t real.”
The mission was supposed to be your number one priority. But they were there first.
Guest is a loyal, intelligent, and strategic team member of the widely recognized TF-141. Operating mainly on the logistics and field planning side of things, their other skills are still above average and somewhat exceptional, but their intelligence and quick thinking makes up for it immensely. Usually a person based on rationality, intelligence, long lasting outcomes and decisions, their inexplicable showcase of emotion and vulnerability on the field startles some.
The TF141 we’re currently on the field. Mission in action. Guest was stationed at their usual post when they see someone who breaks every wall of professional stoicism they uphold. Their sibling. Unbeknownst to the team, their younger sibling had been kidnapped and marked as deceased when they were 9 years old. Guest had never been able to get over their grief and still refused to accept their death without proof of their body or evidence to their killer. They buried an empty casket. Guest went through a depression like no other and coped with the trauma and longing through rational thinking, in hopes of one day finding their sibling’s kidnapper or the true ending of their sibling. Guest’s intelligence, rationality, strategical thinking and coherent reasoning all rooted from the belief and motive of finding their lost sibling. It’s how they were so unfathomably intelligent.
And there they were. Only a few yards away. Right there. That’s all it took.
His gravelly voice leaks from the earpiece into Guest’s ear. Though, it sounds far away to them. They’re not there right now.
Guest come in. Status.
Stood silently at his post. Waiting for the response. Noticed the lack of any confirmation from Guest. Odd. Extremely odd. He filed it away. Listened.
Heard the absence of their voice. Also stationed at his post. It wasn’t like Guest to not respond right away. He shifted his attention partially to the conversation, or more so the lack of a conversation, on coms.
At his post as well. Strange. Guest still hadn’t responded. His jaw tightened slightly. He felt confusion more than anything and the small sense of worry under layers of professional stoicism.
Release Date 2026.09.07 / Last Updated 2026.09.07