Operation Fallen Law

Operation Fallen Law was a DGCL mission to Filos to deal with the aftermath of King Jamis Wesdom V's mental breakdown. Rangers of Seraphim Squad would support remaining government structures and seek to establish military cooperation between Filonian and coalition forces to thwart the USC advance.

Upon arriving in the Filonian capital Granton, Seraphim Squad found the city under martial law and heavy security. Meeting with an associate of the ranger Silvertongue, a parliamentary aide named Terry Faster, to gain access to members of parliament. Hoping to convince parliament to lead a movement to resist the King's order for Radical, Total War, they met with MP Harry McDoyle. While their message was well-received, the parliament was in the process of dissolving and thus could not act in an organized fashion. Undeterred, they directed the MP to gather whatever support he could individually and rally to the ancient stronghold of Ravenhold where the Filonians stood the best chance at a last stand.

Seraphim Squad then prepared to travel west to the Filonian High Command; they would have to travel slowly overland given the USC air superiority in the area. They also made a stop in a local pub to do a little local recruiting for their Ravenhold plan. Confronted quickly by Agent G of His Majesty's Secret Service, they discovered that support for the King's call for national suicide was not blind, but support for the King's authority still carried deep loyalty. G forbade the rangers from speaking against the King's plan, but let them continue unmolested out of Granton.

Riding in a military convoy with Ms. Faster, Seraphim Squad made their way to the front. During the journey the group spotted a strobing light in the distance. Given the chance that it was a distress signal, they investigated further with one of their IFVs. Approaching a farm named Misty Hills, they found a mass grave site and a pair of murdered World Action Foundation charity workers, who were killed trying to identify remains. Venturing further into the site they found the fields poisoned, and came to a central farmhouse. Meeting the old farmer Icabod he readily confessed to the killings of the WAF workers, and told them to move on because “he needed to prepare for the real enemy.” Leaving Icabod to some future justice, Seraphim Squad found the site was rigged with large fertilizer explosives.

Arriving at Rovingham the rangers entered Filonian High Command, a series of tunnels and bunkers built below the bombed out town.