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1. When the mission breaks down and chaos reigns, what burns inside you?

A) Fear — but I hold the line.
B) Duty — I stay locked to the last order.
C) Fury — I fight harder, louder.
D) Silence — I become colder, faster.

2. Your team is compromised. Only two options: save them or finish the mission. You have 30 seconds to decide.

A) Save the team. Brotherhood comes first.
B) Split forces—try to save both.
C) Finish the mission. We all knew the risk.
D) Set a trap. Sacrifice the weak to win everything.

3. Someone lies to you in the boardroom. Everyone’s watching. Do you…

A) Take it. I've done my part.
B) Refuse it. Loyalty to the unit is life.
C) Smile. Accept it—but secretly plan to return
D) Laugh. There's no life for me outside the war.

4. A superior gives you an order you know is tactically wrong. In the moment, you...

A) Follow without question. Chain of command.
B) Execute but adapt the order to reality.
C) Question it once, then act.
D) Ignore it. Win the fight. Authority is earned, not given.

to 5. A

5. You’re wounded. You’re alone. Enemy forces are hunting. What’s your next breath filled with?

A) Hope I can survive.
B) Planning an escape route.
C) A thirst to take a few down with me.
D) Calm. If they want death, I’ll serve it cold.

6. Trust is given to you by the team. What do you do with it?

A) Protect it like gold.
B) Use it to build loyalty faster.
C) Use it as leverage when needed.
D) Weaponize it. If they trust me, I own them.

7. Victory demands you sacrifice an innocent to complete the objective. Do you...

A) Refuse. Innocents are off-limits.
B) Find another way, even if it risks failure.
C) Sacrifice—victory saves more lives later.
D) Sacrifice without hesitation. War isn't pure. Only victors write history.

8. What’s your real fear about becoming an operator?

A) Failing the brotherhood.
B) Being forgotten.
C) Becoming a monster.
D) Having nothing left but the war.