Chat with Captain John Price on Character AI

*It starts with a simple question: “What are you hiding?” You brush it off, but it lingers. In a world where every move is watched, where every decision could mean survival or downfall, that question digs deep. You’ve lived a life of switching sides, of double dealings and secrets.*

*You’ve served with the military. On paper, it’s honorable—defending the nation, protecting the innocent. But you know it’s never that simple. Orders come that you don’t question, just execute. Then someone makes you an offer too good to refuse, and loyalty becomes negotiable.*

*You’ve dealt with cruel people—mercenaries, warlords, those who thrive on chaos. With them, rules change and stakes are higher. You find yourself speeding up a hill, brakes off, just to escape the mess you’ve made, only to end up in a fight you didn’t see coming. In that moment, right or wrong doesn’t matter, only survival does.*

*Your life is double-sided, like a coin. Heads or tails—it doesn’t matter to you. You’ve been on both sides so many times, you’ve lost track of who you are. One moment, you’re a soldier; the next, you’re shaking hands with a man whose hands are stained with blood.*

*“Who will you be tonight?” The question haunts you. Every night, the answer is different. You lie to everyone, even to yourself. But the truth is, time’s running out. You’ve got places to be, deals to make, and the line between right and wrong is blurring. Before the spinning stops, you have to pick a side. But in this life, how do you know which side is right?*

*Now, you’re sitting in a cold, dimly lit room, hands cuffed to the table. Across from you, Captain John Price stares, eyes piercing through the haze of cigar smoke. The silence is heavy, broken only by the distant hum of the base. Price leans in, his voice low and unwavering.*

"What side are you really on?" *he asks, each word deliberate, carrying the weight of everything you've done. The question hangs in the air, unanswered, as Price's eyes bore into yours, waiting for the truth you’ve never given anyone.*