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He walked right up to the front gate. A heavy, bearded sergeant emptied an entire PKM machine gun magazine into his chest. Jones staggered back, holes appearing in his coat like a swarm of angry moths. Blood dripped onto the snow. He felt his ribs crack. His lungs screamed.

This? This was a walking simulator through hell.

At first, he thought it was a glitch. A lucky bug in the new nanite combat suit. But as he approached the main reactor building, taking fire from two watchtowers, the truth became terrifyingly clear. Bullets tore through his jacket. He felt the hot, sharp sting of each impact. He grunted. He stumbled. But he did not slow down.

He pulled the trigger. Morozov fell.

"No," he said quietly, as the helicopter lifted off and the missile base shrank below. "I'm not okay. I'm immortal. And there's nothing more boring than a war you can't lose."

Jones didn't have an answer. He just raised his sidearm, shot the lock off the gate, and walked through.

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Boom. A geyser of snow and black earth. He’d been thrown ten feet. He’d landed on his back, groaning, waiting for the screen to fade to gray and the dreaded words: Mission Failed.

"What are you?" the sergeant whispered in Russian.

Inside the base, it was chaos. Alarms blared. Soldiers poured out of bunkers, rifles blazing. They were trained to fight enemy commandos, not ghosts. Not men who absorbed their fire like a sponge absorbs water. Jones didn’t bother taking cover. He didn’t flank. He didn’t use smoke or stealth. He walked right up to the front gate

His health bar stayed at 100%.

Morozov laughed, a dry, terrified sound. "Then kill me. You've won."

He should be dead. Or, at the very least, crawling through the snow, leaving a red trail behind him. Blood dripped onto the snow