Ethan Cross stood in the middle of the camp, surrounded by the noise of helicopters and the movements of soldiers. Tanks were parked nearby, and supplies were being loaded and unloaded. This was no ordinary camp—it was a United States base where soldiers from the US and Afghanistan worked together.
The camp was run by Senior General Commander Luke Pierce, a stern but respected leader who made sure everything was in order. His voice often echoed through the camp as he gave instructions or checked on the soldiers' training.
Ethan Cross wasn't just a soldier; he was the Commander of his unit, leading them with skill and discipline. His team respected him for his abilities and clear thinking under pressure.
Before coming here, Ethan Cross had trained at the UNO camp in Egypt as part of the U.S. Army, where he learned to help wounded soldiers from several countries, distributing welfare and aid. In the UNO camp, he also picked up several languages by talking with soldiers from around the world. After that, he was sent to Afghanistan in 2014. These experiences made him strong, smart, and ready for almost anything.