Episode 1 — Xzar’s Strike

While Paladin leads Omega Squad in a high-priority operation to evacuate SEAF personnel and civilians from a compromised colony, Xzar launches a separate strike elsewhere on the planet. At first, the two events appear unrelated, but the timing is too precise to ignore. As Paladin’s team fights to reach the survivors, evidence begins to suggest that Xzar’s attack may have been intended to draw attention away from something hidden beneath the colony.



The mission introduces a dangerous new possibility: Omega Squad may not be responding to isolated battlefield emergencies, but to events being deliberately arranged around them. Every explosion, intercepted message and missing witness points toward a larger operation taking place behind the visible war. Paladin must complete the rescue while questioning whether his team is saving the witnesses—or unknowingly helping someone erase the truth.

Episode 2 — Silent Witness

On Achernar, Paladin is assigned to lead a civilian rescue operation under increasingly suspicious circumstances. The colony is collapsing, enemy forces are closing in and an encrypted file recovered during the mission suggests that the civilians may have witnessed something they were never meant to see. What begins as a straightforward evacuation quickly becomes a struggle to protect both the survivors and the information they carry.



As Paladin pushes deeper into the combat zone, his faith in the mission begins to fracture. A brutal Titan encounter and a series of unexplained orders raise questions about who authorized the operation and why certain witnesses have been marked as priority targets. Paladin must decide whether obedience still serves Omega Squad—or whether following orders could make him part of the cover-up.

Episode 3 — Shadow Chain 

Caladon steps outside the chain of command after discovering a lead that High Command refuses to pursue. With no official support and no guarantee that Omega Squad will defend his actions, he launches an unsanctioned mission into hostile territory. His objective is simple in theory: follow the signal, identify its source and uncover the connection between the Black Directives and the forces operating behind the war.

The deeper Caladon travels, the more dangerous the mission becomes. Enemy patrols are only one threat; the greater danger is that someone within the command structure may already know what he is searching for. Every recovered fragment suggests that the truth has been deliberately divided and hidden across multiple operations. By going rogue, Caladon may finally expose the conspiracy—but he also risks being permanently cut off from the squad he is trying to protect.

Episode 4 — Dark Tendril

After months spent away from active operations, Caladon is reactivated under Black Directive: DARK TENDRIL. His mission takes him into a region where reports describe strange growths, buried structures and enemy activity that does not match normal battlefield behaviour. What initially appears to be another hostile installation soon reveals signs of something developing beneath the surface.



As Caladon investigates, the mission shifts from reconnaissance into a search for answers. The structures appear connected, almost organic in their expansion, and may represent the early stages of a far larger construction effort. Caladon’s return brings him closer to the conspiracy he once pursued alone, but it also confirms that the forces behind it have continued working during his absence. Whatever lies beneath the planet is not abandoned—it is still growing.

Episode 5 — Iron Halo I

Operation Iron Halo begins with a lone operative deployed behind enemy lines ahead of Omega Squad’s main force. The objective is to penetrate the outer defences, locate a secure access point and create an opening for the operation that follows. With no immediate support and little room for error, the first phase depends entirely on one soldier remaining unseen long enough to complete the task.



The mission reveals that Iron Halo is more than a conventional assault. Enemy positions are arranged around something valuable, and the level of resistance suggests that the installation may contain information tied to the Black Directives. Every defensive layer that is breached brings the operative closer to the truth, but also increases the risk of alerting whatever is waiting inside. The first phase is not the battle itself—it is the moment the door is forced open.

Episode 6 — Iron Halo II

With the initial breach secured, Omega Squad moves into the second phase of Operation Iron Halo: rescuing the technicians required to complete the mission. The specialists are trapped inside a rapidly collapsing combat zone, surrounded by enemy forces and cut off from their planned evacuation route. Without them, the larger operation—and possibly the Major Order itself—could fail.



The rescue quickly turns into a desperate defensive battle. Omega Squad must hold ground long enough to locate the technicians, protect them during extraction and prevent enemy forces from overrunning the evacuation point. As pressure builds, the squad is forced to weigh strategic success against the lives of the people they were sent to save. Iron Halo II tests whether the mission can continue without sacrificing the very people needed to finish it.

Episode 7 — Iron Halo III

The final phase of Operation Iron Halo begins under full Illuminate assault. Omega Squad is forced into a fierce defensive action while attempting to secure the remaining objectives and complete the evacuation. In the middle of the battle, the squad intercepts an unidentified signal buried beneath the enemy transmissions one that does not appear to belong to the Illuminate.

The discovery changes the meaning of the entire operation. The signal may belong to an unknown ally, a hidden observer or the force that engineered Iron Halo from the beginning. As Omega Squad fights to survive, the mission becomes a race to preserve the transmission before it disappears. The final victory is no longer measured only by territory held or civilians saved, but by whether the squad can determine who has been communicating through the chaos.

Episode 8 — Viral Ember

Omega Squad enters a Terminid-infested region concealed beneath dense spore haze as part of Black Directive: VIRAL EMBER. Intelligence suggests that something unusual has been detected below the surface, possibly connected to the expanding Gloom. The squad is sent to locate the source, recover biological evidence and determine whether the outbreak is natural or being directed.

Beneath the haze, Omega discovers a buried presence unlike a normal Terminid nest. The evidence suggests that the Gloom may be part of a larger reproductive or environmental process, spreading not only insects but the conditions needed for something worse to emerge. Viral Ember raises the possibility that the Terminids are changing faster than Super Earth understands. Whatever was found underground may be the key to predicting the next stage of the infestation.

Episode 9 — Onslaught

Hellmire descends into chaos as a massive Terminid outbreak overwhelms the region and threatens to spread beyond containment. Omega Squad receives a direct Black Directive to locate and eliminate a Hive Lord believed to be coordinating the advance. The mission requires the squad to push directly into the centre of the infestation and destroy the creature before the defensive line collapses.



The operation becomes a brutal war of attrition against endless swarms and increasingly powerful Terminid forms. The Hive Lord is not simply another target—it represents the intelligence and momentum behind the outbreak. Every step toward it costs the squad time, ammunition and lives. Onslaught is a direct confrontation with the scale of the Terminid threat and a test of whether Omega Squad can kill something built to command an entire ecosystem of war.

Episode 10 — Echofall 

Caladon once again operates alone after detecting a signal buried beneath a remote battlefield. The transmission appears connected to abandoned technology and earlier Black Directive operations, but its source lies inside territory too dangerous for a standard recovery mission. With time running out, Caladon moves in without waiting for authorization.

What he finds suggests that the technology was not merely abandoned—it was deliberately hidden. Fragments of data point toward experiments, covert movements and a network of operations extending far beyond the current planet. Caladon must recover the evidence while fighting through hostile forces and avoiding whoever may still be protecting the site. Echofall brings him closer to the truth, but also makes it clear that someone has been anticipating his investigation.

Episode 11 — SCM: Who Am I

This classified record explores the origins of SCM, the resurrection chip used by Omega Squad to preserve fallen soldiers and return them to active service. The system was developed from recovered enemy technology, reverse-engineered and adapted for human use under extreme secrecy. What began as a desperate attempt to prevent permanent losses became one of Omega Squad’s most powerful—and most dangerous tools.

The technology can restore memories, combat experience and personality into a replacement body, but it cannot guarantee that everything returns unchanged. Each resurrection raises questions about continuity, identity and whether the restored soldier is truly the same person who died. SCM: Who Am I? examines the cost of surviving death and the possibility that Omega Squad’s greatest advantage may also be slowly changing the people who depend on it.