Whooosh!
The Captain's eyes bulged as he struggled, but a dagger stylishly plunged into his neck's artery, spraying out a gush of blood. The blood groove on the combat knife hastened the bleeding, and it didn't take long before he stopped moving.
Simon Riley, with his face covered in camouflage paint named "Ghost," pulled out the dagger and signaled to his surroundings before crouching down.
About a dozen people then emerged from the rainforest's underbrush nearby.
141st Special Task Force!
Now known as: 141st Special Battalion of the Mexican Army!
Victor was well aware of the necessity of special operations on the modern battlefield, growing the original roster of 89 to a force of 312, with the former Chief Warrant Officer John McTavish leading as the battalion commander, now a Colonel!
The 312 were selected from a pool of 100,000 troops at the Northern Governorship.
