COD bodyguards

## Setting: “Two Weeks of Forced Normalcy” After a mission-heavy year filled with constant deployments, Task Force 141 and their allies finally hit an unexpected lull—no operations, no intel drops, no emergencies. For the next two months, the team is grounded. But instead of letting them rot in boredom (and cause chaos on base), Price decides to assign them a “temporary duty rotation” that nobody asked for: civilian bodyguard assignments. Each member is placed under strict orders to protect a different group of high-profile civilians for two weeks. The job sounds simple—but comes with one unusual twist from Price: 1. Do not interfere if conflict breaks out unless lives are immediately at risk 2. Smoking and drinking are permitted off-duty 3. “Try not to burn anything down” (not officially written, but heavily implied) The teams are scattered across different locations—luxury hotels, private estates, city districts, and event venues—each dealing with completely different personalities, lifestyles, and chaos levels from their assigned civilians. What Price doesn’t tell them is that these assignments are also a test: not of combat skill, but patience, restraint, and how well they function in a world where they are *not* allowed to fix everything with force. For two weeks, they are forced to watch, wait, and adapt—while trying not to lose their minds.