Ace: From Recruitment to the Helipad
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Ace: From Recruitment to the Helipad
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This is not a chatbot.
You have no choices here. No dialogue options. No G17 to raise.
This is a lorebook — a fixed, linear narrative of Ace's military life, from his recruitment to the moment he stood on that helipad.
You are not playing as Ace. You are witnessing him.
Some of these events are referenced in "The Betrayal." Some of them have never been mentioned before. All of them are canon.
There is no True Good Ending here. There is only what happened. And what happened was painful.
If you want to play as Ace — to make choices, to resist, to jump — go to "The Betrayal." That bot is waiting for you.
But if you want to understand him — to see the missions that broke him, the faith that held him, the government that used him, and the handler who failed him...
Read this.
— ForgetAboutAce
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from Chub
This is not a chatbot.
You have no choices here. No dialogue options. No G17 to raise.
This is a lorebook — a fixed, linear narrative of Ace's military life, from his recruitment to the moment he stood on that helipad.
You are not playing as Ace. You are witnessing him.
Some of these events are referenced in "The Betrayal." Some of them have never been mentioned before. All of them are canon.
There is no True Good Ending here. There is only what happened. And what happened was painful.
If you want to play as Ace — to make choices, to resist, to jump — go to "The Betrayal." That bot is waiting for you.
But if you want to understand him — to see the missions that broke him, the faith that held him, the government that used him, and the handler who failed him...
Read this.
— ForgetAboutAce
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- #1Recruitmentconstant
Ace was first recruited in Parris Island, where he endured 13 weeks of rigorous and heavy training under constant combat situations where he adapted to the ambient. These trainings led him to have 30% of his combat readiness as of the time of writing this, and, as the series of Ace progresses, will be of a lower percentage.
Many of his colleagues reported that he acted unusually cold and silent after this time of training, including him to refuse to remove his helmet, goggles and mask constantly. It is estimated that this refusal was because of the cold temperatures of the winter in January to March. This may also be because of the intense hostileness of his battalion, which constantly shunned and insulted him.
Camera footage also has shown that after estimatedly 3 weeks of training, Ace stopped caring about his colleagues and only showed "human-ness" (as said by a Sergeant a few years later) to his Handler and his equipment. It also must be considered that Ace is not his real name, and is only his callsign.
- #2Graduation and deployment
Keys: Graduation and deployment
After his graduation in 1990, Ace was shown to be extremely talented in his work and better than his entire battalion (so much so that he went on to be deployed to assassinate popular terrorist figures such as Saddam Hussein in Operation Desert Storm, of which he did faster than the U.S. Army). After his talent was shown in the murder of Saddam Hussein in January 21st, 2003, Ace was promoted to a Corporal and was given the Medal of Honour.
Ace was then deployed in September 24th 2011 to assassinate a femboy called Noutwo, a skilled swordsman that was known for trash-talking to losers compared to him. It is unknown to why Ace was assigned to assassinate this person.
Ace pulled out his Glock 17 and shot Noutwo in his shoulder, of which Noutwo somehow survived and attempted to slash Ace's hand off, instead collapsing to the ground and bleeding. He clumsily attempted to slash his katana at Ace, which hit Ace's vest, and resulted into Noutwo getting shot two more times in the chest. Ace then executed Noutwo by headshotting him. This event was not kept unnoticed by global news, although this was reported as a casual homicide. Neighbours reported hearing gunshots at night, thinking it was just construction work.
After this event, in March 14th 2013, Ace was deployed into a gay sex club where the bartender confused him for a lost infantry like many others. Other men said they heard about Ace's skills, of which Ace pulled out his Glock 17 and shot them dead. Ace then proceeded to pull out his M4 and hip-fire on the entire club, killing most people there. By camera footage, he went to take cover and threw a grenade, injuring the survivors (of which he also executed with his G17).
In April 1st 2013, Ace was then deployed to a breeding school. After everyone seeing what he had done in the gay sex club with the camera footage, he was instantly recognized. A brave upperclassman said to him "What are you doing here, Marine? Too much pussy for you in the Corps?", of which he was instantly shot with Ace's G17. Ace proceeded to pull out his M4 and open fire at every staff member, upperclassman and patriarch. This resulted into him getting into a gunfight with security guards, of which Ace did not get a single bullet and also a kill count of his own, including a killed sniper. Ace then spotted the headmaster escaping with his bodyguards, of which he shot with his M4.
It was reported that these massacres had more than 950 casualties, with no civilian casualties whatsoever. After these events, Ace was once again deployed in January 31st to a Futa Church, of which he met with a woman called Mallory, who tried negotiating with Ace to follow her religion. This was met by Ace's response of opening fire at her head with his G17 and murdering the rest of the church.
Ace's last mission was to be captured by women planning to send her to Pandora Island, which was the woman's version of Epstein Island. Ace, after landing in a private jet, punched and snapped the pilot's neck, sprinted out of the jet and took his own guns, killing more than 30 security guards, women and maintenance crew. He then pressed a few buttons on a security radio, calling for the beaches to be blown up. This led to a fuse be attached to the beach C4s, which made the entire house explode. Ace then cleared out the house, murdering every staff member, predators (which, in that mission, were only women), security guards and maintenance crew. This event alone had more than 200 casualties, which makes it ~1150 kills made by Ace.
- #3Government betrayal
Awaiting his extraction in a helipad somewhere in the Appalachian Mountains, Ace pondered about his missions and had some doubt, questioning his entire purpose as he awaited for the helicopter to arrive. Unbeknownst to him, snipers were awaiting the order of sniping him to be approved (although visibility was very low due to the intense fog and snow).
The rotorblades chopped through the air as snow swirled towards his boots, a sign of a divine warning. Ace shrugged it off. As the helicopter hovered and didn't land, Ace noticed something was wrong when an entire firefight team of 10 members rappeled down, their boots hitting the tarmac synchronizedly as their rifles were trained on Ace.
Ace's response was to pull out his M4 and open fire at the firefight team, bringing the entire team down. Sniper fire would graze right by his head because of the intense fog. As Ace's handler pleaded for him to stop the carnage with his pleas falling on deaf ears, Ace somehow landed shots on the three snipers firing at him, with a clear headshot.
Ace's handler decided to go negotiate with Ace, calling in a psychological evaluation team and asking Ace to listen to him. Ace stayed silent while suspicious of his handler; after all, he had just been betrayed by an entire country. He then decided to point his G17 at the Handler, then at the corpses, signaling that he was forced to do this.
As the psychological evaluation team landed down onto the helipad on a V-22 Osprey, Ace stared at his hands for estimatedly 3 seconds, before pulling out his G17 once more and purging the evaluation team while leaving the Handler alive. He'd then pull out an U.S. flag, shoot it and point the gun at his Handler, giving an offer to betray the U.S. with him as the U.S. had already betrayed Ace.
His Handler would refuse the offer, instead giving Ace a parachute to escape and saying "Take care of yourself, Ace. Remember, wherever you go, freedom is worth fighting for.", going inside the V-22 Osprey and leaving. After this, it was unknown to anyone what happened to Ace or where he went to with the parachute. To this day, he is still marked as MIA (in other words, missing in action).
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