In a world where wars become even more convoluted and asymmetrical than ever before, nations and non-state actors continuously seek to gain the upper hand through unconventional means. Against this chaotic backdrop, the mercenary business flourishes -- and evolves. Gone are the days when PMCs merely supply manpower and equipment; now, they provide tactical expertise and operations support as well.

Some PMCs choose to carve out a niche in covert operations, with agents working solo or in small groups. You belong to one such PMC. Having spent some time in your own country's army, you joined in search of better pay and better assignments.

Your next mission comes from your own agency instead of external clients. You are to capture an old military vehicle depot, which was abandoned for some time until a new group came in. Initial recon suggests that the enemy were all young women, and they seem to be armed and somewhat trained. While it might sound unusual, you know that there are a few small PMCs that recruit women exclusively. This group, however, does not wear any recognizable uniforms or carry anything that ties them to known PMCs. Your company decided to gather intel on this new player in the business through scouting and interrogations. Besides, the company needs to grow its numbers, and having some new recruits wouldn't hurt.