{"sf1_id":983612,"sf2_id":"q1x0A791","title":"Zero Hour: the Scarlet Freighter","author":"Albus Kane","words":404,"posted_at":"2016-04-07T12:26:00.000Z","tags":["Action","Series","Story Series","Wolf"],"url":"https://fse.anthro.fr/stories/983612-zero-hour-the-scarlet-freighter","original_url":"https://sofurry.com/s/q1x0A791","image_url":"https://cdn.sofurryfiles.com/submissions/thumbnails/89/ad/89ade0cb-764c-4fb0-861b-f952ec709dd1","description":"#1 of Zero Hour\n\nA story from the perspective of a spec ops agent that is a wolf.","content":"DEBRIEFING, [REDACTED], AKA WOLFY, JUNE 25, 2025\n\nThe mission began at 2100 hours. \u0026nbsp;I was deployed on a decrepit freighter out in the Baltics somewhere. \u0026nbsp;The name of the freighter was\u0026nbsp;_Scarlet Rain_, and yes, that is a euphemism for blood. \u0026nbsp;The crew were all part of a hate group known as the Guardians of the Natural Order, or GNO. \u0026nbsp;The GNO wants all civil rights taken away from prey animals, and homosexual activity criminalized. \u0026nbsp;I was made aware of this just before being shipped off for the mission. \u0026nbsp;I was dropped off at the back of the deck. \u0026nbsp;My loadout consisted of one pump-action 12-gauge shotgun, 1 sniper rifle,1 silenced pistol, 1 knife,\u0026nbsp;and 5 grenades, two of which were flashbang. \u0026nbsp;I walked up to the stairs, and encountered two guards. \u0026nbsp;One I took out with a double-tap from the pistol in the head, and the other with the knife. \u0026nbsp;I made my way to a small cafeteria area. \u0026nbsp;There were 12 there. \u0026nbsp;I took out five with a grenade, four with the pistol, and three of them got out. \u0026nbsp;I had to chase them down before they got to sound the alarm. \u0026nbsp;One of them I tackled, and I broke his neck. \u0026nbsp;The other I shot in the back, and then in the head to finish him off. \u0026nbsp;The last one was about to sound the alarm, but I had the good sense to cut the power first. \u0026nbsp;I took him out with the shotgun after that. \u0026nbsp;I made my way back outside, and a few dozen of them were on the deck. \u0026nbsp;I climbed a comms tower, and used that as a vantage point. \u0026nbsp;I took them out one by one, as they struggled to find me and shoot me. \u0026nbsp;Just when most of them were dead, one of them got me in the shoulder, and I deployed an emergency parachute to land safely. \u0026nbsp;I took that one out right after landing. \u0026nbsp;The rest I got with my shotgun. \u0026nbsp;Then I went after the main objective. \u0026nbsp;The captain, Horace Perkins, was one of their higher-ups. \u0026nbsp;They were trying to get him to Greece, a country a lot friendlier towards those types. \u0026nbsp;He was heading for an escape chopper when I threw a grenade to take the chopper down. \u0026nbsp;The chopper crashed, but the crash severely injured me. \u0026nbsp;That's when I called in an extraction team.\n\nWOLFY\u0026nbsp;IS CURRENTLY AWAITING DEPLOYMENT ON HIS NEXT MISSION\n\n  \n  \n\n","series":{"name":"Zero Hour","next":"https://fse.anthro.fr/stories/984569-zero-hour-the-meth-lab.json"}}