Somewhere in Eastern Europe, a former Soviet country has just held its first genuinely democratic elections. Terrorist attacks immediately begin hitting administrative buildings across the country. The government turns to foreign anti-terrorist experts for help — and hires your private military company, apparently not looking too closely at the fact that this is your first assignment since retiring from the army. It does not take long to realize you were chosen because someone wanted an ineffective response. Your PMC and everyone in it is now entangled in a web of foreign powers, mafia bosses, corrupt politicians, and power-hungry extremists — all working against the government you were hired to protect.