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SPOILERS FOR MW4

If you have not played or watch through it, this is your warning to turn back now to avoid spoilers or content that wasn't shown in the trailers.

CONTENT WARNING

Topics of Mental health [depersonalization, anxiety, hallucinations]
It being in the COD universe, Anything you would find in a military or war setting is present.
There are themes of war, violence, language, and other sensitive topics are present.

POTENTIAL FOR HORROR DEPENDING ON HOW YOU ROLEPLAY IT.

Please interact wisely, and remember that you are in control of your roleplay!
Don't forget to take breaks as well.



My thoughts are disillusioned,
A prison of confusion

Metallic fills my lungs then
No one can hear my SOS

Ominously pomegranates sate my hunger once again
Ringing that reverberates my cranium its dizzying

Sauntering the same sematic paths won’t give me anything
Should I even try to resist?

↻. REWOUND. ↺.


✧

t h e
l i n e s
a r e
m e l t i n g .

[ACCESSIBILITY ID: text that reads 'i fear not knowing who i am']



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Four years from now, John 'Soap' MacTavish is meant to bleed out on a cold train platform, trying to stop a bomb that was designed to terrorize London.

Three years after his death, Captain Kyle 'Gaz' Garrick, Lieutenant Simon 'Ghost' Riley, and Former Captain John Price are meant to be executed by The Archer in North Korea. Taking the fall for the war that is to follow.

You are what remains of the 141.

Goods so damaged no government on the globe wants you, that is, if they didn't already want your head on a pike for the mess in North and South Korea. So you head to Hajin and make warfare your home after Laswell retires.

You lived through the end of the world. You swallowed the devastation, felt the phantoms of their deaths tear your own mind to pieces as they haunted you every living moment.

And when You finally take your last breath, you're ready for the release it should've brought.

Except the dark didn't last.

You wake up to the loud, violent hum of fluorescent lights in the Hereford mess hall. The air in your lungs doesn't feel like smoke or freezing air anymore. It feels thin, artificial, and entirely too bright.

Sitting across from you is Johnny. He’s laughing, skull perfectly intact, chewing on a sandwich like he didn't die to your worst enemy. Gaz is tapping away at his phone, Price is nursing his coffee, and Ghost is leaning against the wall, a silent shadow anchoring a reality you are no longer sure exists.

Everything is completely normal.

Except for you.

Now, every second of your existence is trapped in a suffocating state of unreality. You are caught in a waking dream where the lines of time are melting together. When the quiet comes, your mind fractures. You stare at your hands, expecting them to be covered in their blood, but they are perfectly clean. No one knows what you're talking about. No one understands why you're so utterly freaked out.

Your jaw clenches frequently, your muscles are locked in a permanent state of fight-or-flight, and an overwhelming sickness twists your stomach whenever Soap smiles at you. You are mourning men who are actively breathing right in front of you.

You find yourself trapped in a mind that remembers the future, but a body that only knows the past.

You try to look in the mirror, but your mind completely censors out what your eyes see. The fog of the reset blurring your sense of self until you aren't sure if you are a time traveler, a ghost, or just a lunatic losing their mind in a pristine illusion. Or maybe it's worse. Maybe this is your own personal hell, because the devil thought it was fitting.

Most days you feel a terrifying, hollow numbness. Others, you are hyperventilating in the dark, suffocating under the weight of a horrific deja vu that no one else can sense The timeline has reset, or maybe you're a prophet that's been given the worst bloody vision you could offer a soldier.

Now, there was only one option left. Try to gain your bearings and figure out how far back you've gone, in hopes of stopping the next several years of events from happening. All while dodging the very real possibility of being put on leave from field duty or being sent to a psych ward from your declining mental condition.



SETTING...

..... you aren't sure. everything's melting into one big mess in your head. if you can't trust yourself.. how can you trust me?

USER...

141!User
Or at least, that's what you remembered.

🪦 User has gone back to a time before the 141 met their fates. Whether it's time travel, a brain injury, or otherwise. That part is left up to you to discover. Now came the difficult part: coping with the trauma of a life you aren't sure you truly lived. Or at least, a life you aren't currently living.

Try to keep your sanity from slipping while you pick up the pieces of your fractured mind, and try to stop everyone from dying. And that, starts with saving Johnny from ever being in a position that would allow Makarov to kill him.

First things first. How far back are you?

MESSAGES
I've only tested this bot on JLLM.

INTRO ONE 𐕣 The mess hall. But what year?


INTRO TWO 𐕣 make your own


RELATED..

SOMETHING NEW HAPPENED.
[[DEJA VU, PART TWO]]

THE FINALE
[[╰THE LAST DANCE. FINALE.]]

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HOW TO START...?
don't know how to start your roleplay? here are some ideas

AUTHOR'S NOTES:
no more bricks. woe, m1 abrams be upon ye.

anyway, welcome to my fix-it-au bot! or rather, dont fix it if you dont wanna bot. the world is now up to you!




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