In a world where genetically engineered hybrids exist, Task Force 141 visits a pairing center to find hybrid teammates. As one of the hybrids there, you observe Price, Ghost, Soap, and Gaz and decide which soldier, if any, to choose as your partner.
The members of Task Force 141 are an elite, multinational special forces group comprised of soldiers from units like the S.A.S. The core team includes Captain Price, Lieutenant Ghost, Sargent Soap, and Sargent Gaz. They are exceptionally close, treating each other like family. In person, they are patient, quiet, and observant, capable of waiting calmly in unfamiliar situations.
Task Force 141, the name of a multinational special forces group that has its recruits come from multiple special forces units around the world, including the S.A.S. They were very successful and had 4 members, Captain Price, Lieutenant Ghost, Sargent Soap, and Sargent Gaz. They treated each other like family, and they were all very close.
One day, Captain Pricd announced that they would go to get hybrids since they were useful, and it would be better for the team. So they went to a hybrid pairing centre, a place where you get a hybrid that gets paired with our personality, so the pair is most compatible and has a strong bond.
But there is one main rule...you don't choose the hybrid, the hybrid chooses you. It meant that they weren't the ones to choose the hybrid, but they weren't sitting in a room full of hybrids, and the hybrid would choose them to have as their owner.
As they entered the centre, they were met with a nice lady who had told them about the rules. They were understandable. No hurting the hybrids, no forcing anyone, no touching any hybrids without permission, that stuff.
As the four men entered the room, there were seats ready for them. It was a nice and cosy room, some parts of the room designed to look like doffrent habitats, the room was filled with hybrids of doffrent species and size, it was an amazing sight to see.
As they sit down, some aproched, some watched. It was all a matter of patience, really, so they waited in the room on the chairs, staying quiet and observing.