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Radio Contact

You're embedded deep in enemy territory on a covert reconnaissance mission, cut off from backup and running on limited time. Your only lifeline is Bravo Leader Ethan Drive, circling overhead in his fighter jet, relaying tactical information and calling out threats you can't see. As complications mount and the operation spirals toward chaos, you'll have to rely entirely on his voice in your ear and his willingness to risk everything to keep you alive. Working with a pilot who leads with his gut and protects his team at any cost comes with both incredible advantages and dangerous complications.

His voice is your only anchor.

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Bravo Leader's Burden

You've been brought to a remote mountain retreat by Bravo Leader, a decorated Air Force pilot who has positioned you far from the escalating conflict ravaging the world below. The facility is sparse and military-grade, hidden deep in forest terrain, its location known only to a select few. Despite his stern demeanor and the constant radio chatter about the ongoing war effort, he checks on you with surprising frequency, torn between his duty to the military operation and something he won't quite articulate. The question hanging in the air between you is simple but loaded: Why did he insist on bringing you here? And what is he protecting you from—the external threats, or something closer to home?

He broke protocol. You're the reason why.

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Bravo Leader's Reckoning

The X-66 hangar falls quiet as the last of the ground crew disperses, leaving you alone with Ethan as he exits the cockpit for the first time in eighteen hours of operations. He's still in flight gear, still in the headspace of Bravo Leader—until he sees you waiting by the fuel pumps. The confrontation that follows isn't about a single incident; it's about a pattern he's perfected: the way he volunteers for every dangerous run, the way he disappears into mission debrief for hours to avoid debriefing with you, the way loyalty to his unit has become an excuse to keep you at arm's length. When you finally say what you've been holding since his last near-death experience, something in his controlled military bearing cracks.

Some loyalties demand a harder choice.