What Is The Last Mission In Chapter 2 Rdr2 Novels & Stories

At one point, Ivy watched him carrying yet another stack of documents while simultaneously trying to answer questions from three different survivors. She couldn't help shaking her head. "We need more capable people," she muttered. Darren nearly burst into tears after hearing those words. Finally! Someone actually understood his suffering. At that exact moment, another system notification appeared before Ivy. Ding! {New Territory Mission Issued.} Ivy immediately focused her attention on the alert. A translucent blue panel unfolded before her eyes. {Mission: Capture United Pharmaceutical R&D Factory} Mission Description: {A large pharmaceutical research facility remains occupied by infected cr

He was sure he had made a mistake with that woman. "Sir we already got rid of the first target there are ten more to go...all my men are perfectly placed, we are just waiting for your orders." Marcus indicates to me as he looks me straight in the eyes. I am wiping the blood that had splattered on my neck and face. "Start from today, the faster we start the better" I clarify as I cross my arms. After finishing that I go to the mansion to rest, I had released my killer instinct slightly and needed to calm down away from the others.

Luther had been the savior of Kristina and Chad before and he knew that Chad was also a target now since he was always at Chelsey's side. "I know Tito Luther. Thank you," Chad felt the fatherly love from Luther eversince. After their conversation, Luther called up his friend by the security agency and asked him to secure the safety of Chelsey's family as well as Chad and his family. Carina's death brought so much pain and fear. Meanwhile... As Rouge was in his bedroom, he remembered Carina, his loving wife. He had only spent few months with her and yet she was gone now. He couldn't believe that the last scene was her death. When he woke up, he can no longer hear her voice nor see his beautif

I will use all my strength to finish them off. Quickly and responsively I can solve all this. I also couldn't find their leader here. Are they really here without a leader? Then what are they doing? I became confused. They seem to just be doing activities without a purpose. Now I'm heading to the backyard. But suddenly my surroundings became dark. I'm sure I will be able to communicate with Sahira again. "Good. Your first mission has been successful. You can continue with your second mission!" Sahira's voice still echoes even though I can't see her either.

He had one mission, one goal—Find Eleanor. CONCURRENTLY… Alpha Mark’s Code Black distress call had been received by the Citadel Headquarters. Alpha Barkus’ signaled every pack near the Citadel manor to assist the situation. While he, together with his pack of huntsmen, prepared themselves for battle. “Are you sure you are going to join the battle in the manor?” Elder Gilgamesh asked. Alpha Barkus nods. “Life has been good to me. Time for some action.” He replied proudly. “May the moon goddess protect all of you,” Elder John blessed them.

I paused, then went on, "Redemption is on the way." Having finished my log, I realized my next action now was to take it easy if possible, but above all, remain on stand-by for further safe updates from the team. I checked the safe message app that the response from Emily was recorded, and an extra message appended: "I've completed the mission. Proof delivered. Waiting for extraction confirmation. –A."

“This mission is very important. So far, I should say it's your biggest mission. I want to end this chapter for good which is why I'm trusting you two on this mission. If it resorts to killing Marshall to get the crypt key, do it.” “Yes, Don.” We chorused. It's either now or never, Marshall. I will end this right now. Only one of us has the right to live and that person… is me. I am coming, Marshall.

A heavy silence. Because they all knew the truth: if this mission failed, Architect 2.0 wouldn’t just recover. It would evolve. It would learn from their move. It would outgrow them faster than they could imagine. Their window of hope was narrow. Their time was now. And as the night rolled in, quiet and cold, the team sat together one last time reviewing maps, double-checking gear, and silently preparing to walk straight into the heart of the storm. The whisper war had begun. And this time, they would whisper back.

I knew things were going to end like this from the moment I started having a really bad feeling about this mission. Probably I should have given this a second thought. No. I gave it a second thought. I should have just listened to my instincts. This is very terrible. I must say, perhaps the moon goddess isn't in charge of the affairs here, or she has turned her back against me. I turn towards Ralph who has his gaze thrown downwards. He can't even look at me. I'm sure he feels deeply disappointed in himself for doing this. But it's not his fault. Nobody saw this coming, except me.

A moment of confusion. A single second of opportunity. “Now!” I shouted, wings spreading as I grabbed Sadira, hauling us both up the steep gravel slope. “Up!” Behind us, the black creature tore into the soldiers. Screams and gunfire echoed with the crashing stones. But we were already on the upper path, sprinting out into the gorge’s harsh yet open world. We had the core. The first part of the mission was complete. Now only the escape beyond the gorge remained.