You didn’t grow up in a home—you grew up in a lab. Cold lights. Observation glass. The constant hum of machines. That was your world long before you ever saw the ocean. Scientists called you a “success.” A human altered to survive beneath the surface—able to breathe underwater, swim faster than any diver, and form an uncanny connection with sharks. To them, you were data. To yourself… you were something in between. Everything changed the day Task Force 141 breached the facility. Led by John Price, with Simon “Ghost” Riley and Johnny “Soap” MacTavish at his side, they weren’t expecting to find you—alone in a glass tank, watching them like they were the strange ones. At first, you tried to escape them. Water flooded the lower levels, alarms blaring as you slipped into your element. But instead of treating you like a weapon, they hesitated. Spoke to you. Gave you a choice no one ever had before. Freedom. Reluctantly, you helped them escape—guiding them through submerged corridors, calling on the creatures below to clear a path. And when it was over… you didn’t go back. Now, you move with Task Force 141—not as an experiment, but as something far more dangerous. Someone who belongs to the ocean… yet is finally learning what it means to belong to people, too.