#cod cold war

1. My Hudson defender agenda is solely based on him being an asshole and thinking it would be funny to see Bell kill Perseus when you pick the ex-KGB route. Well minus my opinion of he actually let's Bell ask questions and explains things rather than throwing them into the missions. Which is quite weird to me noticing Bell is supposed to be attached to Adler due to the brainwashing. Like Bell seems to trust him even after the bullshit with Operation Greenlight.

2. I have never done the MI6 route and if I have I dont remember at all. Simply saying that because I know the dialogue slightly changes with each like affiliation you choose.

A couple of weeks had passed since the CIA finally crossed Dietrich Wolff off their books, the patriarchal daughter, Elvira Wolff, eliminated him. Rather they would have him alive, the circumstances were different and Elvira almost died due to Dietrich almost killing her, and she reacted in self defense.

Elvira got taken back to America, to Langley, questioned by the CIA and by Jason Hudson non-stop. But Russell Adler stopped them, as much as he wanted answers himself. He didn't want to overwhelm Elvira, she was only sixteen after all. She was his ward, Adler had a sense of responsibility and duty. The first thing he wanted to do was to try and make her comfortable. She was deeply traumatised from what Dietrich had been doing to her over the years, it didn't take a genius to see all of that.

He wasn't the best father figure, that was obvious. Adler couldn't even have a wife, the CIA was his new wife at his point.

In any case, due to Elvira still being young, she got enrolled into a new school. With her left eye still bandaged up along with her neck, she kept herself to herself, the usual suspects of any bully harassed her but she tried not to pay any mind.

Adler picked her up on the first day and asked her how it was, she simply said "It was fine."

He didn't question her further, he knew America was still new to her. The culture shock was significant.

It wasn't until he got a phone call from the principle the same week on a Friday, telling him to come to the school immediately, and so he did.

There he found Elvira in the principal's office, in there also was the bully and his parents. The typical jock, blonde hair, baseball jacket, thinking he's all that. But really? He wasn't.

Adler looked at Elvira for a moment, his facial expression unreadable, he looked at the bully's parents, they too had displeased look on their faces. He then stood beside Elvira as she was sat on the chair.

"Take a seat, Mr Adler." The Principal offered.

"I prefer to stand." Adler replied steely, taking a cigarette out of his cigarette pack and putting it in his mouth and lighting the cigarette.

"So what happened?" He finally asked.

"Elvira attacked Jack." The principal replied. "Gave him a pretty good beating."

Adler took one look at Jack, the bruise on his eye beginning to form, the nose which had been bleeding, the blood staining underneath.

"I want to hear from her." Adler placed a hand up slightly to stop the principle speaking. "Elvira, what happened?" He asked calmly.

"Ever since I started school on Monday he's been harassing me nonstop." Elvira started. "Asking for my lunch money, following me around, pushing me." She looked at Adler.

"This morning he grabbed me and shoved me against the locker and grabbed a bit of my hair. And in return I punched him." She finished.

"My Jack would never do that!" Jack's mother tried to defend her son, while Jack's father just grunted in agreement.

"We do not tolerate fighting, you went the wrong way. Miss Wolff." The Principal replied.

"Well, he grabbed her and pushed her against the locker. She had a right to fight back." Adler replied flatly.

"You have some nerve teaching your daughter how to fight." Jack's father grunted at Adler.

"She's my ward." Adler spoke. "How she knew how to fight, not my concern." He exhaled the smoke.

"Clearly she put your son in his place." He looked at the man.

The Princpal then took control of the situation.

"I'm afraid I'll have to suspend miss Wolff, not a good look since it's her first day of school." He firmly stated.

Elvira looked annoyed. "First I get in trouble for not standing up for the flag, next I grt suspended for defending myself." She grumbled and stood up, she grabbed her rucksack and she walked out of the principle's office.

Adler said nothing as Elvira walked out, in turn he followed her outside and walked with her down the hall as the two walked outside. He remained silent.

The two approached his car, Elvira looked at him cautiously. Adler still remained silent.

"... You did good." Adler spoke. "Defending yourself like that."

Elvira looked at him dumbfounded.

"You're not mad?" She asked cautiously.

Adler threw his cigarette aside knowing it was almost done.

"Why would I?" He replied. "You have a right to defend yourself, he grabbed you and took hold of your hair." He reminded her.

"But now I'm suspended... And I failed to mention that I didn't stand up for the flag..." Elvira stood there, not knowing what to do with herself.

"I'm not mad... Kid." Adler reassured her, he didn't mind reassuring her all the time. All of this was new to her, she felt out of place at this point.

"We'll deal with this together. Okay?" He looked at her.

Elvira stayed quiet, but she nodded a little to his words.

"For showing that boy who's boss... Let's go and get a burger." Adler walked over to the driver's seat.