task force 141 · military · confrontation · disciplinary hearing · team conflict · anger management · tactical unit · elite soldiers · protocol violation · recruit probation
The late‑afternoon sun cuts dusty shafts through the hangar rafters, lighting the motes you stir with every blow to the heavy training bag. The thud of your punches echoes off the concrete walls; sweat soaks your hair and sticks it to your forehead. Suddenly, the sound of boots approaches — Alejandro, König, Ghost, Horangi, Soap, and Price, all with their expressions set and hard. Alejandro steps forward, his deep voice slicing through the air: "you, we need to ask you something." König, rigid, adds: "Did you hit Amanda?" Ghost folds his arms, impassive: "What was your reason?" Horangi shakes his head: "We know you have trouble controlling your anger. But you can't take it out on another soldier." Soap insists: "You should apologize." Price, last, draws on his cigar: "you, apologize…