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contemplates Panther.
    “I heard from one of the officers that the FBI Agent De La
Cruz is a female. This doesn’t sit well,” says Panther. Panther is the team lead
operative. He’s fast and vicious like a panther when stalking his victims.
    Panther is Mark Lotus and is 6’1 tall, lean, mean, and
strong. His face is strong and he has brown eyes and light brown hair with soft
full lips.
    The lips are the only thing that’s soft on this man. He
hates any man that takes and abuses a woman. He’s ready to go and ready to kill
those bastards.
    “You got to be fucking with me! What are we waiting for?”
demands Loco, frustrated.
    “With luck, we’ll be able to get the FBI agent out alive and
safe. Time is running out and we’ll be lucky if they don’t rape her,” says Loco,
frustrated. He anxiously paces around the room.
    Damn it, it’s extremely urgent and important to extract
the FBI agent as soon as possible. Who knows what type of abuse she’s suffering
through at this very moment and the United States government is deciding on
extraction. This really sucks , rages Loco.
    “I know, Loco. Time is crucial,” says Ghost. He looks around
and waits for the signal to deploy.
    “Is that it? We’re not going to receive any additional
Intel? We’re only getting the order to insert and extract the FBI Agent? We
don’t have a picture?” states Roberto, feeling a tightness in his chest.
    Why am I reacting like this? Why do I feel these strong
feelings with this particular mission? It’s not like I’ve never been on a
mission involving extraction of women.
    That’s just it! I know the danger and abuse that the
women often go through in the hands of these savages, scum, bastards, thinks Loco, frustrated. He clenches his jaw, flexing the muscle.  
    “No, Loco,” says Ghost. He jams his right hand fist into his
left hand, furiously.
    The other six team operatives are busy checking their gear
and warming up for action. The operatives are feeling tense and frustrated with
the delay in deployment. The wait is wearing on their nerves, with the
knowledge that every minute is crucial.
    Roberto starts to stretch, wanting to be ready to take off
as soon as the signal is given. I just need to keep moving before I go
insane , he thinks.

Chapter
Twelve

     
    The key military and government figures have already been
briefed on the special operation and have made the decision to deploy the Delta
Force Team.
    Finally after hours of waiting, the signal is given to
deploy. The Special Delta Force Razer 8 team operatives are deployed at 0400.
    Razer 8 operatives are issued the mission of extraction. The
objective of the operation is to rescue the American FBI Agent who is being
held hostage by the drug cartel lord in central Mexico and to eliminate all
drug soldiers, if necessary.
    The Delta Force operatives are the offensive team against
the Mexican Drug Cartel. The U.S. Delta Force Special Operative Unit, organized
for the conduct of missions, requires that the Delta Force team be highly
adaptable and completely self-sufficient.
    The team is made up of eight operatives. Operatives have
highly specialized skills of direct action and counter-terrorist missions’
rapid response.
    The arsenal available to the Delta Force is said to be
limitless. The very best weaponry the world has to offer is at their fingertips.
Most of their arms are heavily customized.
    The Force is believed to favor the American Manufacturer
Remington's Adaptive Combat Rifles (ACRs), as well as the company's M24 sniper
rifle for long-range targets.
    Delta Force is launched in the early morning hours of the
first day after getting the signal from the government top officials and CIA
agency.
    The eight team operatives are split into four smaller two-operative
groups. They are split by the operative’s specialized skills. The direct action
and success will be more effective when in smaller teams.
    Delta Force operatives are granted an enormous amount