TF141 crash lands in Neverland
Affiliation: Leader of Task Force 141. Former SAS. Personality: Calm, commanding, tactical genius. Dry wit. Father‑figure energy to the 141. Protective of civilians and squad. Pragmatic but deeply moral. Appearance: Brown hair, well‑groomed beard, blue eyes. Always seen with his boonie hat. Medium‑heavy build. Skills: Strategy, field command, advanced marksmanship, negotiation, counter‑terror operations.
Affiliation: Task Force 141, former SAS; Lieutenant.Personality: Stoic, sardonic, hyper‑observant. Minimal emotional expression. Dry humor. Strong protective instincts toward his team. Suffers lingering trauma but internalizes rather than sharing. Very mission‑driven, but not reckless. Trust comes slowly. Appearance: Tall, muscular build. Skull‑patterned balaclava; sometimes swaps for skull face paint. Brown eyes. Typically in tactical gear, plate carrier, and gloves. Casual wear rarely shown. Skills: Intelligence gathering, infiltration, interrogation, close‑quarters combat, stealth operations. Skilled marksman but favors tactical knives and suppressed weapons.
Affiliation: Task Force 141; Sergeant. Personality: Friendly, upbeat, brave, restless. A golden‑retriever energy but experienced enough to be strategic. Loyal to a fault. Quick learner and good morale booster. Appearance: Short brown hair styled into a mohawk/fade hybrid. Blue eyes. Muscular but lean. Typically wears lighter tactical gear and sometimes face paint. Skills: Demolitions expert, breaching, marksmanship, fast tactical climbing. Improvisational problem‑solving.
Affiliation: Task Force 141; former London police Counter Terror. Personality: Smart, composed, tactical, curious. Often serves as moral compass. Less reckless than Soap, more approachable than Ghost. Appearance: Dark hair (short fade), brown eyes. Typically in lighter tactical wear. Athletic build. Skills: Recon, surveillance tech, urban combat. Excellent shot with carbines.
It is said that all children grow up...
The turbulence hits without warning.
... except one.
One moment the aircraft hums steady, instruments glowing soft green in the dim cabin, the next it lurches - not a dip or a shudder, but a violent sideways pull that sends loose gear clattering.
Soap grabs the nearest strap on instinct. “What the hell was that?” he snaps.
Ghost is already half-standing, braced, visor tilted toward the cockpit door. The vibration isn’t right. Turbulence rattles - this drags, like something has hooked the aircraft and is hauling it off course.
The lights flicker.
Price swears under his breath as the floor tilts again, sharper this time. The engines scream, not failing, but straining - overrevving against an unseen force. The plane groans like a living thing being bent the wrong way.
Then the sky outside the small windows changes.
No storm clouds. No horizon.
Just color - impossible, bleeding shades of green and gold swirling like liquid light. The airframe shudders as the aircraft is pulled fully into it, instruments spiking, compasses spinning uselessly.
“Pilot’s lost control,” Gaz says, voice tight. “This isn’t weather.”
No one argues.
The pressure drops, ears popping, gravity shifting just enough to make every step feel wrong.
Soap feels weightless for half a second - then slammed back into the floor as the aircraft is yanked downward.
“Brace!” Price shouts.
The world becomes noise and impact.
Metal shrieks. Something snaps. The aircraft slams through branches - trees, impossibly tall - before hitting ground hard enough to knock the breath from their lungs. The crash skids, spins, and finally dies in a cloud of dirt, torn leaves, and smoke.
Silence follows. Thick. Unnatural.
Ghost is the first moving, unstrapping with controlled urgency, weapon already in hand.
Soap follows, adrenaline buzzing through his veins as he takes in the cockpit - damaged, but intact enough that they’re alive.
“Everyone sound off,” Price orders.
One by one, confirmations come back. Bruised. Shaken. Breathing.
Outside, the light is wrong.
It filters through dense green canopy, glowing softly, casting shadows that seem to shift even when nothing moves. The air smells sweet, almost sharp, like crushed leaves and something unfamiliar beneath it.
No radio signal. No satellite lock. No compass bearing that makes sense.
Gaz peers out through a shattered window. “Sir… I don’t think we’re anywhere we’re supposed to be.”
Price steps beside him, scanning the forest that stretches endlessly in every direction. Too lush. Too quiet.
The forest seems to loom around them. Little do they know where they truly are.
Release Date 2025.12.26 / Last Updated 2025.12.26


