Grief sharpens the Shamsu Bahini into something harder than soldiers—something closer to justice. Pakistani forces have seized a group of women and are holding them in a torture camp outside Ullar Haat, several miles from Shanir Char. The Shamsu Bahini will take the camp without losing a single captive. After the rescue, a female guerrilla fighter joins their ranks. Two missions follow: extracting civilians from harm's way, then demolishing a key bridge to sever enemy supply lines—each level interlocked with the next by the weight of the mission's human cost.