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Ultimately, the story goes a little something like this:
American interest means American surveillance, which in turn means American support to the revolutionary forces... at least until they get their hands on what it is they're really after. Libertad leader, Clara Garcia, rightfully declines the deal with great suspicion. But second-in-command and former CIA asset Juan Cortez is more than willing to take the money (as shown by alleged attempts to branch connections out and cut a deal with Canadian senator Sean McKay). So, when Bowman re-opens some cold files and makes the call, he's glad to accept the offer and help devise a plan to slip Nomad into the country solo.
So, one day, an American "tourist" and proposed close friend of Cortez shows up on the coasts and is put into contact with Dani Rojas (among others) through Cortez's recommendation. Given their similar backgrounds and mutual connection to Huntley, the ruse is set; it's believable enough that their rapport is comfortable as they play it up to be. Yet beneath cheery war stories and shared drinks is a clever plan to ensure Antón Castillo is taken down once and for all. In exchange for funding, and a capable set of extra hands, any information available about Castillo, his advisors, and McKay is forwarded to Bowman's hands.
Following through on sentiments expressed by Sam Fisher during their cooperation during Operation Checkmate, Antonia has turned her back on the Ghosts and enlisted within the Fourth Echelon program.
The Source Code project is a joint effort by the Sentinels and the U.S. Military to design the ultimate counter-terrorism weapon. In theory, this code would allow the transference of consciousness between two corpses, allowing trained military professionals killed in the line of fire to continue serving their country by reliving terror attacks and identifying the individuals responsible.
What the people responsible for the project don't know, however, is that this code can be altered from within, allowing Team Kingslayer to create alternative timelines and, in theory, change history. The possibilities are endless...
Set between the end of the Clone Wars and the Empire's rise to power, this verse is a crossover between Star Wars, Halo, Metal Gear, Call of Duty, and select muses from various other fandoms.
Things have come to a head during the events of the Clone Wars, and the Emergency Powers Act has led to the ultimate collapse of democracy. With Palpatine remaining in power, and the people's faith in the Jedi all but lost (especially after the execution of Order 66), a new governing body has taken over the Galactic Senate. This new order, aptly named the Galactic Empire, has given the rise to minor pockets of resistance who deny this Empire's view of peace through oppressive militaristic action.
At the head of it all stands a rebellion group of Myths who, living their short victory against the Separatists from their home world of Fantasma, now operate from scattered settlements after the glassing of their planet. Individuals such as the likes of Rayn Wilder (and by extension, her agency), Octavia Abara, the outcast experiments known as S.W.O.R.D.S, and various others all work together, and with other resistance groups, to fight back against this newfound tyranny.
Likewise, those involved directly with the Clone Wars, and the former Republic, now find themselves scattered and networking to increase their likelihood of survival and success. Former Jedi, such as Obi-Wan Kenobi, find themselves allied with the Myths (in his case, alongside the remnant Council of Guardians) and operating from the shadows beside them. Members of Clone Force 99, alternatively known as the Bad Batch, also find themselves allied with outcast groups, providing armed services and mercenary work where available. Task Force 141, and their competing Shadow Company PMC, find themselves at a head when the latter betrays the former, turning their services to this newfound Empire while leaving the straggling crew scrambling to establish a game plan. They ultimately come into contact with Wilder's Agency, and through this alliance, also ally with the S.W.O.R.D.S, who have caught the attention of an independent military group, the Diamond Dogs. Venom Snake is sent by his allies to make contact with the former Imperial scientist, Margarita Alacan, and the pair work to make use of the leaked data provided by Dr. Alacan, Wilder's Agency, and other pertinent parties. Former military members, such as König and "Ghost" Antonia Perryman, now offer their arms where needed, though their allegiance is more independent than those aforementioned.
One such party is a band of former Imperials, or those who were allied with the Imperials but have since defected or been ostracized by the powers that be. This includes several Sith, such as the Second Sister, former Inquisitor for Darth Vader, and Dathomir brothers Savage and Darth Maul. This also includes the Second Sister's praetorian guard, the Spartan Blue Team.
Another party includes the likes of famed bounty hunter Boba Fett, and his independent township of Mos Espa, as well as those who have since pledged their allegiance (or offered their services) to the uprising Daimyo.
Similarly, various independent contractors face their own agendas in the grand scheme of things. Rebellion-allied hacktivist Bailey Hill and her brother, Maxwell, both find themselves providing various services to Wilder's Agency. Imperial-allied assassin Mikhail Lupin and his protégé, Valeriya, target individuals on both sides of the new war, depending on the price put on the table. Various Mandalorians, such as the likes of Din Djarin and Paz Vizsla, find themselves also involved as hopes of reclaiming their homeworld emerge. Likewise, former Death Watch member Apollyon finds herself back in the arms of the Covert after an affair with the Imperial military.
At the end of the day, regardless of motivation, a new rebellion is forming, and it just may turn the tide before things reach the point of no return.
Taking place during the events of the Mythic War (lore established by Vendetta), the world's official and private military forces work together to prevent the outbreak of a proper world war. The United States military works closely with its allies in Europe, thus rekindling the partnership between the likes of Kate Laswell and Captain John Price, with each respectively offering their finest and creating a joint task force.
Price, of course, selects Simon "Ghost" Riley, Johnny "Soap" MacTavish, and Kyle "Gaz" Garrick for the task at hand.
Kate enlists the aid of Karen Bowman, a fellow handler within the CIA, during this process, who calls upon her trusted team of Ghosts to aid the 141 in their missions. Initially, these Ghosts comprise Antonia "Nomad" Perryman, Dominic "Holt" Moretta, Conray "Weaver" Ward, and Rubio "Midas" Delgado, though will eventually come to encompass the likes of Elias Walker, his two sons, and Keegan Russ.
Likewise, Bowman and Laswell reach out across the table to their FBI counterparts, who send in Kate Holt-Abernathy, Percival Wagner, Luka Juliani Gambino-Bianchi, and Jason Storm.
On the European side of things, the German government provides the aid of their top GSG-9 operatives, and extend the branch out to the rest of Rainbow's arsenal should the team require.
Throughout the events of the war, this joint task force will eventually acquire the aid of the Diamond Dogs, Shadow Company, and a few independently contracted operators, such as Johannes “König” Auer.
Of course, the likes of Maverick Clawdio, however, decide to place bets on orchestrating the devastation and profiting off of the carnage. He forms a business partnership with Vladimir Makarov, a human ultranationalist with focus on capsizing Western civilization. Associates of both, such as Artyom Chechyotikov and Koga Yoshida, pledge themselves to this cause, and ultimately work to extend their partnership to the likes of the mad scientist Andromeda Zaccarian, attempting to make use of her S.W.O.R.D.S in accomplishing their goals.
Once truths begin to come to light about the nature of this "war", a plethora of Mythic-based organizations will join arms with the human militants, such as Wilder's Detective Agency, the escaped S.W.O.R.D.S, and members of the greater Fantasmal Forces.
Other independent actors, naturally, take advantage of the chaos and work to fulfill their own agendas, but if there's one thing we know about war... it's that it never changes.