Desperate Measures (Mission)/Transcript

== Cutscene ==
Images of the KGB Headquarters building in Moscow and its location on a map are shown, along with the KGB emblem.
Adler: The Lubyanka Building...KGB Headquarters in Moscow. 
A schematic of the KGB's hallways and its bunker are seen.
Adler: The sleeper agent records are stored in the archives one hundred feet below ground in a nuclear defense command bunker.
The schematic reveals a location marked with the word, "ELEVATOR" next to footage of an elevator car.
Sims: Your only way in or out is through this high security elevator.
Forged documents are laid out on a table along with a photo of Dimitri Belikov.
Adler: We'll need proper credentials. That's where our asset, Belikov, comes into play. Belikov has been our source inside the KGB for decades. He'll get us in. 
A map of Yamantau and an image of the word "YAMANTAU" are shown next.
Adler: He came through for us in Yamantau, and he'll do it again.
Sims: This shit is crazy, even by his standards. You sure he's on board?
Footage of security cameras, barbed wire, and camera monitors are displayed next along with a group of Soviet vehicles carrying missiles and a Soviet rocket launching. Next, a nuclear explosion is seen along with the shockwave demolishing a building.
Adler: An immediate nuclear threat warrants every wish at this point. I'm sure he wouldn't disagree. 
A red telephone is laid out on a desk next to an ashtray.
Adler: Sims, get Belikov on the line.
== Gameplay ==
=== DESPERATE MEASURES ===
Dmitri Belikov - Head of KGB Security
KGB Headquarters, Moscow
March 9, 1981
Belikov sits at his desk in his office as the telephone rings. He picks it up to talk into the receiver.
Belikov: (in Russian) Hello, this is Belikov.
Adler: (on telephone, in Russian) I'm sorry, I thought this was the Singapore Embassy.
Belikov begins a secure transmission and looks at his computer monitor. He has two dialogue options to choose from. 
<tabber>
The line is secure now. Are you here?=
Adler: We're almost to the tunnels. Did you get access to the bunker?
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Adler, my friend!=
Adler: We're not friends yet, Belikov. Did you get access to the bunker?
</tabber>
Belikov now has two different dialogue options to choose from.
<tabber>
No, there is a problem. They suspect a mole and security has been elevated.=
Adler: There's always a problem. Solve it.
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I will take care of everything. Trust me.=
Adler: That's what I like to hear.
</tabber>
Belikov has two new dialogue options to choose from.
<tabber>
I may have trouble getting a bunker key. It could compromise my position.=
Adler: We're getting the files in that bunker. Do whatever it takes.
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I will have a bunker key for you soon. I have never let your team down before.=
Adler: Not yet. I know you have this under control.
</tabber>
Adler: We'll meet you at the basement entrance once you have the bunker key.
A knock on the door is heard. Belikov disconnects the encrypted call and hangs up the telephone. A Soviet soldier enters Belikov's office.
Soviet Soldier: Comrade Belikov, you have been summoned to the conference room upstairs. Secretary Gorbachev is here from the Central Committee.
Belikov gets up from his desk and leaves his office out into the grand lobby of the KGB Headquarters. Outside, several discussions are held between different groups of people. 
<tabber>
Discussion 1=
Two Soviet soldiers are arguing with a civilian male.
Soviet Soldier: That's not our problem.
Soviet Male: I know it isn't. But if you would just listen to me for a minute...
The civilian holds up his briefcase.
Soviet Soldier: Citizen, we can't just keep-
Soviet Male: I was told to show up this morning. I was told it was urgent. I drove from Gorky- all night. Have you ever made that drive before?
Soviet Soldier: Citizen. Citizen, it is not up to us.
Soviet Male: Really? What will happen if I don't deliver the contents of this briefcase?
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Discussion 2=
A civilian man and woman are arguing by a computer.
Soviet Female: COmrade Zakhaev is still waiting on this.
Soviet Male: Try holding the power button down one more time please.
Soviet Female: Okay... Are you sure we can't just replace it?
Soviet Male: That's probably not in this year's requisition plan.
Soviet Female: I can dream.
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Discussion 3=
Two men are composing an invitation to a social function.
Soviet Male #1: GDR Bureau. Ok. Where were we?
Soviet Male #2: "...and with that, I would like to invite you to our party on the-"
Soviet Male #1: Wait. Isn't "party" an American term? Wouldn't it be "tea" if he's British? The Brits love their tea... At least, we can agree on something.
Soviet Male #2: I'm not sure that an invitation to a "party" and an invitation to "tea" is the same thing.
Soviet Male #1: Fine. Let's just go with "get together". "I would like to invite you to our 'get together' on the... Damn. Pavel, what's the date?
Soviet Male #2: The 2nd of May.
Soviet Male #1: Of course. "The 2nd of May, to cordially discuss an amicable resolution to the recent incident off the coast of-"
Soviet Male #2: "Incident", sir?
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Discussion 4=
A Soviet citizen is on the phone with a caller.
Soviet Male: GDR Bureau. Where were we? I'd rather not say... right here, if you don't mind.
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</tabber>
Belikov ascends the stairs and comes to a set of double doors. The guard there opens the doors leading into a conference room. Several people are seated at the table with Gorbachev at its head, while Imran Zakhaev and Colonel Lev Kravchenko sit next to Gorbachev. Belikov sits next to Gorbachev.
Gorbachev: Comrade Belikov, have a seat. General Secretary Brezhnev has taken an interest in the new... security development. There's a mole within the KGB. The committee wants someone from the First Chief Directorate to oversee Colonel Kravchenko's investigation. If you've not met him already, this is Imran Zakhaev.
Zakhaev: Thank you, Secretary Gorbachev. And thank you all for welcoming me with open arms. I can think of no greater tragedy than a home violated from the inside. The trust and love within a family is sacred.
Kravchenko: Apparently, not everyone shares your beautiful sentiments.
Zakhaev: Comrade Belikov. As Head of Security, I understand you've practically exhausted yourself trying to unearth this mole. How has that gone?
Belikov has three dialogue options to choose from.
<tabber>
Kravchenko's interrogations have left me with no living suspects.=
Kravchenko: (slams table and glares at Belikov) I'm not a patient man, Belikov. Or a compassionate one.
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I'm sorry, but the trail has gone cold.=
Zakhaev: I understand. Perhaps, the love you hold for your comrades is so strong that you can't possibly imagine such betrayal.
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Actually, I have a strong lead.=
Kravchenko: Yes, and once we are finished with this mole, he will be as blind and buried as his namesake.
</tabber>
Gorbachev: Until the mole is found, I want security increased around the bunker. Zakhaev, do you have any recommendations?
Zakhaev: We should restrict bunker access. I also want to cultivate closer relationships with all of you. I want to know your hopes, your fears, your ambitions.
Gorbachev: Be thorough, but we don't want any significant disruptions. And you, Belikov. Who do you think should retain bunker access during the investigation?
<tabber>
Sir, you should pick your most trusted man to have a bunker key.=
Gorbachev: Sound thinking, Comrade Belikov. I would prefer it if only General Charkov retains his bunker key.
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Zakhaev and I should retain a bunker key.=
Zakhaev: Comrade Belikov, my apologies! Even your bunker access has been revoked. We can't be too cautious, can we? Secretary Gorbachev, I believe it would be best if only General Charkov retains his bunker key for now.
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I believe only generals should have a bunker key, sir.=
Zakhaev: It pains me to say it, but in a troubled times like this, even generals need restrictions. Secretary Gorbachev, only General Charkov should retain his bunker key for now.
</tabber>
Gorbachev turns to Zakhaev.
Gorbachev: So you'll see to it?
Zakhaev: Worry yourself no longer, sir. I've already ordered the bunker keys collected from the men.
Gorbachev: Comrade Belikov, we are in grave danger from the capitalists. Our collective, our very way of life is at risk.
Zakhaev: The traitor will be caught, and he will pay a high price for his betrayal.
Gorbachev: Belikov, you are dismissed.
Belikov stands up and walks out of the conference room.
Belikov: (in monologue) I'm being watched. I need a bunker key, but first I'll have to kill the cameras.
Belikov makes his way to the security camera room and enters it to find a guard seated at the camera console.
(If he tries to open the door to the camera controls, the guard will become suspicious.)
Soviet Soldier: Sir, what can I do for you?
Belikov: (in monologue) This area is restricted. If I'm spotted here, I'll blow my cover.
Belikov sneaks up behind the guard and uses a non-lethal takedown to render him unconscious.
Belikov: (in monologue) Now, I need to hide the body.
Belikov hoists the guard's body up and hides him inside a locker cabinet. He then goes inside the camera control room and switches off the cameras.
Belikov: (in monologue) I have to get a bunker key for Adler. He'll need it to access the vault. Unfortunately, Charkov now has the only one.
Belikov has a few options to obtain the bunker key. He can either poison Charkov and take the key from him, help a prisoner kill Charkov and take the key, frame CHarkov as the mole, or break into the armory and reprogram a blank keycard to access the bunker.
[Poison Charkov] Belikov makes his way outside General Anton Charkov's office and walks up to Charkov's secretary's desk.
Soviet Soldier: What can I do for you, Comrade Belikov?
<tabber>
I'd like to discuss my investigation with the general over tea.=
Soviet Soldier: The general will be questioning a prisoner today, but should be available most of the time.
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[Exit] If you will excuse me, I need to attend to something.=
Soviet Soldier: Just let me know when you're ready to meet with him.
</tabber>
Belikov: (in monologue) I have a chance to kill Charkov. Kravchenko's office will have the poison I need.
Belikov makes his way down to the lower level of the building and lockpicks a door. He enters a restricted area and avoids detection by the guards stationed there until he reaches Kravchenko's office. Belikov picks the lock and opens the door, but cannot open the cabinet containing the poison he needs without the combination code. Belikov accesses Kravchenko's computer and has three options to choose from on the computer.
(If Belikov accesses the Nova 6 entries, he'll find the clue to the combination code through the chemical elements of Nova 6 listed on the entries.)
Belikov: Maybe, there's a clue to the combination somewhere in the office.
(If Belikov accesses the mole investigation, a list of suspects on Kravchenko's computer will appear, including Belikov's name currently under investigation.)
Belikov walks up to the chemical table of elements on the office wall and translates the three elements (sulfur, rhenium, and neodymium) from Nova 6 into atomic numbers, which make up the combination 167560. Belikov enters the combination to open the cabinet, takes a vial of Nova 6 poison and leaves Kravchenko's office. He returns to Charkov's secretary.
Soviet Solder: What can I do for you, Comrade Belikov?
Belikov: [Poison] I'm ready to meet with the general now.
Soviet Soldier: Of course. Right this way.
The secretary leads Belikov inside Charkov's office, where Charkov is talking on the phone with his back turned to Belikov.
Soviet Soldier: Go ahead and take a seat. He won't be long.
Belikov sits across from Charkov.
Charkov: Yes. No, tell Nikita no one else trusts him either. Why do you think no one wants to play Durak with him anymore?
The secretary brings two cups of tea and places them on the desk.
Soviet Soldier: I will be at my desk if you need anything else.
Charkov: (chuckling) That's right.
Belikov can pour the poison into either cup of tea. But, Charkov will still take the unpoisoned one no matter what. Charkov turns around to face Belikov and takes his cup of tea.
Charkov: Yes, I am a busy man. Thanks for noticing. You too. I'll call you tomorrow.
Charkov takes a sip of tea.
Charkov: Dmitri, what's on your mind?
Belikov has multiple options to choose from that will distract Charkov long enough to switch the cups of tea.
<tabber>
How is Anna?=
Charkov: The same, mostly. Still begging me to retire early to the country. Ridiculous, isn't it?
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Your wife was a beautiful bride.=
Charkov: Still is, my friend. She's aged far better than I have.
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Amazing how the Soviet Union has grown.=
Charkov: I'd wager all I own that the motherland will last far longer than either of us.
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Do you ever think of home?=
Charkov: Home? Moscow is my home now. If there was something before, I'd hardly know it.
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Do you ever miss flying?=
Charkov: You were the better pilot, let's admit it! But yes, I miss that part of it. Sad to think we only fly desks now.
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Not many of us survived that platoon.=
Charkov: At times, I feel like I would gladly swap places with them. Terrible, I know.
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Drink up, my friend.=
Charkov: To us, Comrade Belikov. Two old warriors, still stumbling their way through the dark.
</tabber>
Belikov and Charkov raise their cups and toast, each sipping his tea.
Charkov: Tell me, old friend, what are you really here for?
Belikov has three dialogue options to choose from, all of which leads to the same response from Charkov.
Belikov: My investigation has led me to you/I'm very close to finding the mole./I don't believe we actually have the mole.
Charkov: (scoffs) Please, stop playing me for a fool, Dmitri. I know you're the mole and that it is this that you're here for.
Charkov takes out his bunker key from his uniform and lays it on his desk.
Charkov: What's next? Are you going to kill me for it?
(If Belikov failed to swap the cups of tea in time, he will die from his own poisoning and the mission will end in failure.)
(If Belikov switched the cups of tea in time, he will have two dialogue options to choose from. Both lead to the same response.)
Belikov: I already have./I'm sorry I wasn't a better friend.
Charkov starts choking and coughing from the effects of the poison, while Belikov grabs the bunker key. Charkov collapses to the ground and dies.
Belikov: (in monologue) Okay. Now I need to head to the basement and let Adler's team in.
Belikov exits Charkov's office.
[Help Ivanov] Belikov can enlist the help of a prisoner named Ivanov. If he does, Belikov will go to the interrogation room where Ivanov is sitting. He speaks with the guard posted outside the room, which gives him several dialogue options.
<tabber>
Give me a status report, comrade.=
Soviet Soldier: Comrade Belikov. We have a dissident inside, Piotr Ivanov. Charkov wishes to speak to him.
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What do you know about the prisoner?=
Soviet Soldier: I understand he's been collaborating with our enemies. He'll be sent away for good soon.
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Charkov is due to arrive soon. I will inspect the room.=
Soviet Soldier: Yes, Comrade. I've already secured the room, but please go ahead.
</tabber>
Belikov enters the room and sits across from a hooded Ivanov.
Ivanov: Whoever you are, you won't get shit out of me.
<tabber>
Listen to me. Time is short and I need your help.=
Ivanov: Help? You need my help? Save your breath.
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You will die here. But, you could have vengeance first.=
Ivanov: I don't need to play your games. Just do whatever it is you're going to do.
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[Exit] I shall return.
</tabber>
Belikov: (in monologue) Ivanov won't cooperate. Nyet. I should find leverage in the Records room.
Belikov exits the interrogation room and walks over to the records room to look for information on Ivanov. He finds Ivanov's prisoner file.
Belikov: (in monologue) The KGB has his wife and daughter's abductions already planned. That's good. I can use this to my advantage.
Belikov returns to the interrogation room to find Ivanov there.
<tabber>
[Prisoner File] I have read your file. The KGB plans to take your family.=
Ivanov: What? What does my family have to do with any of this?
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[Threaten] Do as I say, or I will make sure your family suffers.=
Ivanov:' What...what must I do?
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[Persuade] If you help me, I can guarantee your family's safety.=
Ivanov: Yes, anything! Please, what do I need to do?
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I need you to kill General Charkov for me. I will unlock your cuffs. No questions asked.=
Ivanov: Kill him...? I'll try. But swear to this: my own life for my family.
</tabber>
Belikov walks up to Ivanov, removes the prisoner's cuffs, and walks out of the room to see Charkov arrive down the hall.
Charkov: Belikov! I've just heard the most amusing thing! Let's chat once I'm finished here.
Charkov walks up to the interrogation guard.
Charkov: Comrade. How's our friend doing?
Soviet Soldier: I don't know, sir. He doesn't have much to say.
Charkov: Ah. We'll see about that.
Charkov enters the interrogation room and walks up right to Ivanov.
Charkov: Citizen Ivanov - I trust you are enjoying your accommodations?
Ivanov: Go to hell.
Charkov: Hell is not in my future. Your daughter's future on the other hand...
Ivanov grabs a pencil with his freed hands and starts stabbing Charkov in a state of rage.
Ivanov: You fucking...!
The guard standing outside rushes in and bashes Ivanov with the butt of his rifle before inspecting Charkov's dead body. He brings out his walkie-talkie.
Soviet Soldier: Be advised, we have a situation in the holding cell.
Belikov talks to the guard.
Belikov: This is a tragic loss. Keep everyone out of here.
Soviet Soldier: Yes, sir!
The guard exits the room, leaving Belikov alone to steal the bunker key from Charkov's uniform.
[Reprogram Key] Belikov can reprogram a bunker key of his own. If he does, Belikov goes to the armory and speaks with the guard posted there.
Armory Guard: Sir. What can I do for you?
<tabber>
I need access to the armory.=
Armory Guard: I'm sorry, Comrade Belikov, but Zakhaev has increased security measures. You'll need authorization from the war room like anyone else.
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[Persuade] You know you can trust me. Do me a small favor and let me in.=
Armory Guard: I'm sorry, I can't. Zakhaev would have my head on a pike!
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[Persuade] No time for bureaucratic papers. I'm investigating a lead.=
Armory Guard: How important is pursuing this lead to you?
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[Persuade] Important enough to reward anyone who helps me along the way.=
Armory Guard: Ah, a Cuban cigar would really distract me. I'm sure you could find a personal stash in one of the offices.
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[Exit] I shall; return, Comrade.=
Armory Guard: Good day, sir.
</tabber>
Belikov: (in monologue) The guard won't let me in. I need to get what he asked for...or I can take him out.
Belikov enters one of the offices and takes a cigar from the nearby table. 
Belikov: (in monologue) The armory guard has a weakness for Cubans. Perhaps, a bribe could get me inside.
He returns to the armory and speaks with the guard there.
Armory Guard: How can I help you, sir?
Belikov: [Cigar] I have something for you.
The guard accepts the cigar and opens the armory door.
Armory Guard: Wonderful! I'll let you in. But this never happened! Good day, sir.
Alternatively, Belikov can obtain the necessary paperwork and show it to the guard.
Belikov: Here is the required [armory paperwork].
Armory Guard: My apologies for the extra work, sir. You can go on in.
Alternatively, Belikov can also sneak through the vents, enter the guard station, and take out the armory guard.
Belikov enters the armory and finds a blank keycard.
Belikov: (in monologue) In Date Entry, I could program this blank keycard into a bunker key.
Belikov breaks into the administration room and enters the Data Entry room. He accesses the computer and uses it to reprogram the bunker key to gain him entry into the bunker. 
[Frame Charkov] Belikov can choose to plant false evidence to make Charkov appear as the mole. If he does, Belikov will make his way to the server room, silently killing any guards he happens across. He reaches a computer that keeps a record of communications.
Belikov: (in monologue) They're tracing my unauthorized communications. I can make it appear they originated from Charkov.
Belikov operates the computer and finds the external unauthorized communications linking Belikov to the CIA. He then remaps the communications to Charkov and prints the false evidence. With the fake evidence in hand, Belikov reaches Colonel Kravchenko.
Kravchenko: Belikov. Have you dug up my mole yet?
<tabber>
Not yet, Comrade.=
Kravchenko: No matter. We've discovered additional unauthorized communications. Within hours, we will know the exact computer they came from.
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Good luck with your investigation./Not if I find the mole first.=
Kravchenko: Comrade.
Belikov: (in monologue) I will be exposed soon. In the server room, I could point evidence to Charkov.
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I'm almost certain Charkov is the mole.=
Kravchenko: Charkov? That's absurd. Where is your evidence?
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[Fake Evidence] Here is the proof that Charkov is our mole.=
Belikov gives the fake evidence to Kravchenko, who inspects it.
Kravchenko: Huh. I have no idea how this got past me. CHarkov will be passing through here soon. When he does, we will apprehend him.
</tabber>
Soon enough, Charkov is seen walking down the hallway towards Belikov and Kravchenko's location.
Belikov: There is Charkov.
Kravchenko walks up to Charkov.
Kravchenko: General Charkov, just how long have you been spitting on Mother Russia?
Charkov: Excuse me? Do you know who you're speaking to?
Kravchenko: I do now. Your medals will no longer protect you. Please empty your pockets on the counter.
Charkov grudgingly walks up to the counter and starts emptying his pockets.
Charkov: Colonel, have you lost your mind?
Charkov empties his pockets completely, including the bunker key.
Kravchenko: Now step over there and lift your arms to the side.
Charkov: You're serious.
Kravchenko: Fucking do it.
Charkov spreads his arms out and the guard starts patting down Charkov. Belikov swipes the bunker key while this is happening.
Charkov: Is this your way of setting up my fall, Kravchenko? I'm looking forward to hearing the response of the Central Committee.
Kravchenko: Me too. Now go in that room without saying another fucking word. Anything else you need to tell me, you can do it in there.
Kravchenko leads Charkov into the Executive Conference room.
Whichever method Belikov chooses to obtain the bunker key, he will go to the entrance leading into the prison and talk with the guard posted there.
Soviet Soldier: How can I help you, sir?
Belikov: Open the gate, I'm doing a security sweep.
Soviet Soldier: Fine.
The guard opens the gate and Belikov goes down into the prison level.
Belikov: (in monologue) Alder's team will need uniforms to get past security. Luring two soldiers into the tunnels should do the trick.
Belikov reaches the furnace room and takes out his walkie-talkie to talk to security.
Belikov: Belikov here. Send a security detail to meet me in the furnace room. Immediately.
Belikov puts away his radio and reaches the furnace room entrance where he signals his flashlight to Adler and Bell. Adler appears, holding his hand up to block the light.
Adler: Wasn't sure you'd come through.
Belikov: I don't have much choice, do I?
Belikov opens the furnace door and the camera now switches from Belikov's POV to Bell's POV.
=== DESPERATE MEASURES ===
"Bell", Assault Team
KGB HQ Basement, Moscow
March 9, 1981
Belikov hands the bunker key to Adler.
Belikov: This keycard gives you elevator access to the bunker.
Adler: What about uniforms?
Belikov holds up a hand and shushes. The sounds of approaching guards can be heard.
Belikov: Sounds like they're here now. Okay. I will lead them through and distract them. You two do the rest.
Belikov walks up ahead while Adler and Bell hide in the shadows.
Adler: Bell, take cover. Keep it clean. The uniforms are no good to us bloody.
Belikov returns with two security guards in tow.
Belikov: There-there-there! I found an unlocked door. There is no excuse for this incompetence. We have very strict protocols in place to prevent this, is this clear?
Belikov and the two guards walk past Adler and Bell, who they sneak up behind the guards and kill them by snapping their necks.
Belikov: Good. I have to leave, but you should have everything you need. Now, if stopped, you're reporting to Commander Sobol.
Belikov leaves. Adler and Bell strip the uniforms off the dead guards.
Adler: Get changed.
A short time later, Bell and Adler are dressed in the Soviet uniforms while Adler checks over their duffel bag full of weapons and ammo. Adler then tosses the bag over to Bell.
Adler: Here. Our weapons and keycard are in the bag. Come on, this way. Once we're in the bunker, we're on our own.
Bell and Adler exit the furnace room and walk through the prison as they walk past two guards who are talking.
Soviet Soldier #1: He's in surgery.
Soviet Soldier #2: What, his heart?
Soviet Soldier #1: No, he's having his chest expanded. He needs room for one more Gold Star. 
(If Belikov framed Charkov as the mole, Adler and Bell will see Charkov being escorted to the prison by the guards.)
Charkov: I know you are doing your jobs, but someone is going to suffer for this. It's Belikov, you fools! Go find Belikov! Bring Belikov to me! Bring him! Belikov is the mole! Nyet! Nyet! (No! No!) I command you to stop! I am a general!
The guards force Charkov into a cell and start beating him up.
Soviet Soldier #1: Hey Oleg, have you seen Belikov?
Soviet Soldier #2: He just went through here. Why?
Soviet Soldier #1: Colonel Kravchenko wants to speak with him. Said it was urgent.
Soviet Soldier #2: When I see him, I'll let him know. Are we still on for later?
Soviet Soldier #1: You bet. Can't wait to check out Yuri's new luxury car.
Soviet Soldier #2: That lucky devil. He must know people that know people. How long has it been? Two years?
Bell and Adler walk up the stairs and back up onto the main floor of the KGB Headquarters. They approach the guard at the entrance.
Adler: (in Russian) Comrade. Do you mind letting us through?
Soviet Soldier: Fine.
The guard opens the door, allowing Bell and Adler to walk through the gate. They reach the main lobby and notice a line of people by the checkpoint.
Adler: (to Bell) No metal detectors for us. We're going around.
Bell is about to open the door leading into the security room, but a guard stops him.
Soviet Soldier: (in Russian) What do you think you're doing? Everyone must go through the checkpoint.
Bell has three dialogue choices to make and all of them lead to the same response.
Bell: Comrade Belikov already cleared us./ We have Commander Sobol's authorization./We have urgent orders to report to the bunker.
Soviet Solder: (in Russian) Go through the checkpoint.
Adler and Bell approach the checkpoint. Adler goes through the metal detector first. The guard then signals Bell to go through. As Bell walks through the detector, the metal alarm goes off.
Soviet Soldier: (in Russian) Comrade, place your bag on the counter for inspection.
Adler: (in Russian) There's no need for that. Let us pass.
Soviet Soldier: (in Russian) Don't take it personally, comrade. My orders are to inspect everything that comes through - no exceptions.
Bell places the duffel bag on the counter for the guard to inspect. Just as the guard is about to open the bag and look inside, Belikov appears.
Belikov: (in Russian) Comrade, you are needed by Zakhaev. I can handle this.
Soviet Soldier: (in Russian) Thank you, Comrade.
The guard leaves, allowing Belikov to "search" the bag for Adler and Bell.
Adler: (in Russian) You're running late, Belikov.
Belikov: (in Russian) I'm here, am I not?
Belikov finishes up and hands the bag back to Bell. 
Adler: (in Russian) Let's go.
Bell and Adler continue on their way and enter the elevator.
Adler: Take us down.
Bell enters the bunker key into the elevator panel. Just before the doors close completely, Zakhaev holds up the elevator and enters with his back turned to both Bell and Adler. The elevator doors close completely.
Zakhaev: (in Russian) Hmm...fresh faces. When did you two arrive?
Bell has four dialogue options to choose from, all of which (except for Knock Out) have the same response. If Bell chooses to knock out Zakhaev, then he chokeholds Zakhaev.
Zakhaev: (in Russian) What are you doing?
Adler sucker punches out Zakhaev.
Adler: Elevator conversation always gets awkward.
(If Bell chooses any of the responses except for Knock Out)
Bell: Last week, Comrade./We've been here for months./Just today actually.
Zakhaev: (in Russian) Ah. Of course. Who did you say you report to again?
Bell now has four dialogue options. He can either Knock Out, or say they report to Sobol, Utkind, and Petrov. Utkind and Petrov have the same response that leads to Zakhaev pistol whipping Adler before pointing his pistol at "Bell", realizing that they are imposters. However, Adler simply gets back up on his feet.
Zakhaev: (in Russian) Don't take me for a fool! Who are you?
Adler: (in Russian) Comrade, wait!
Bell and Adler beat Zakhaev up, leaving him unconscious. 
Adler: Elevator conversation always gets awkward.
After hiding him, they make their way to the bunker.
(If Bell answers that they report to Commander Sobol)
Zakhaev: Why I have an appointment with him now! I'll send him your regards.
The elevator stops at a level and the doors open. Zakhaev steps out of the elevator and moves on, leaving Bell and Adler alone.
Adler: It's assholes like that we gotta watch out for.
Adler opens their duffel bag and takes out an AK-74u before kicking the bag over to Bell.
Adler: Gear up.
After Bell and Adler remove their disguises and equip themselves, they wait for the elevator to reach the bunker.
Adler: They won't be happy to see us down here. Wait for my word.
The elevator reaches the bunker and the doors open. Bell and Adler step out into the bunker and approach several guards conversing among themselves.
Soviet Soldier: And before Kravchenko could even--
The soldiers notice Bell and Adler approach them.
Soviet Soldier #1: Put those weapons on the ground!
Soviet Soldier #2: This area's off limits! How did you get down here?
Bell and Adler kill the guards.
Adler: Bell. This way to the vault.
Adler kicks open a set of double doors. He and Bell fight their way through the bunker, killing all the Soviet soldiers who stand in their way.
Adler: Keep moving towards the vault! Advance!
Bell and Adler continue their assault on the bunker, killing more guards on the way.
Adler: We're getting close to the vault!
After killing all the guards inside the bunker, they reach the entrance into the vault.
Adler: If things go south, we need to secure our exfil. Place a gas canister in the vent.
Bell tears open a vent door and places a gas canister inside the vent.
Adler: Good. Let's get to the vault.
Adler opens another door as he and Bell resume their attack.
Adler: We're almost to the vault.
Bell and Adler reach the entrance to the vault, which is heavily guarded by Soviet soldiers. Bell and Adler dispatch the guards.
Adler: There's the vault. Open the door. I've got your back.
Bell inserts the bunker key into the panel next to the vault doors. The doors open up leading into the vault. Bell and Adler enter the vault and Adler closes the vault doors, before taking cover behind the computer desk.
Adler: You grab the intel. I'll keep watch.
Outside the vault, the sounds of guards shouting can be heard.
Adler: We don't have much time before they get through.
(If Bell stalls)
Adler: Hurry up and get the intel.
Bell runs over to the vault computer and inserts the keycard into it. The computer boots up and reveals the options to choose Sleeper Agents, Yamantau, Dragovich, and Copy to Disk.
Adler: There's the list, Bell! Copy it to a disk!
Bell inserts a floppy disk into the computer and copies the list onto it. The soldiers outside the vault use a torch to cut through the doors.
Adler: We're running out of time, Bell. They're cutting through. They're almost through the door!
The soldiers stop cutting with the torch.
Adler: Get ready - here they come.
The doors explode open, allowing the Soviet soldiers to pour into the vault. Bell and Adler shoot down the guards.
Adler: Halfway there! It's almost done copying!
The disk finishes copying and Adler takes it out of the computer.
Adler: I've got the disk! Let's go!
Bell and Adler exit the vault and hear a soldier's voice over the broadcast speaker system.
Soviet Soldier: (over speaker) Give up. You cannot escape.
Adler: They're locking the place down. Follow me. This way.
Bell follows Adler as they run down a side tunnel as they fight their way out of the bunker.
Soviet Soldier: (over speaker) Surrender. You will not get away. Put your weapons down now and you will not be killed. We have blocked all exits. Surrender. 
Bell and Adler enter a dimly-lit chamber in the bunker.
Adler: I don't like this. We're sittin' ducks here.
The chamber lights darken.
Adler: Keep moving. We need to find a way out.
Bell and Adler encounter Soviet soldiers with flashlights and kill them. Eventually, the duo reaches an exit on the other side of the room.
Adler: This might be a way out.
Bell and Adler head through the door and reach another door window. They see Belikov being held captive by a Soviet guard at gunpoint as more soldiers take up firing positions on the other side.
Soviet Soldier: You are surrounded. We have your friend. 
Adler: They've got Belikov. Time for plan B, Bell. Activate the gas.
Soviet Soldier: Drop your weapons and surrender or he dies.
Bell takes out a remote control and deploys the gas. He and Adler quickly don their gas masks. The gas on the other side seeps into the room with the soldiers as they realize what is happening and choke on the fumes.
Adler: When we move, get a mask on Belikov. I'll cover you.
Adler bursts open the doors as he and Bell shoot the soldiers. 
Adler: Come on. Move!
Bell runs over to Belikov and puts a gas mask on him. Belikov coughs but recovers quickly. Adler helps him up.
Belikov: Thank you, my friends.
Adler: What's the situation up top?
Belikov: They're on full alert, locking the building down.
Adler hands Belikov a Hauer 77 shotgun.
Adler: We'll have to fight out way out. We're gonna need some heavier gear.
Belikov: I know just the place, my friend. There are heavy weapons by the elevator where they brought me down. We need to arm ourselves before reinforcements arrive. Keep moving. The gear is this way.
Bell, Adler, and Belikov resume their escape through the bunker and shoot any Soviet soldiers they encounter. They eventually reach the elevator where the heavy weapons and armor is stored.
Belikov: There's the gear. Body armor, helmets, LMGs and explosives...
Adler: Let's get up top.
The trio enter the elevator and gear up with the equipment and weapons. A short time later, Bell and Adler wait inside the elevator with belikov as they reach the main level of the KGB Headquarters. Adler talks with Lazar on the radio.
Adler: Lazar, meet us in the southwest courtyard in five minutes. And Belikov is hitching a ride.
Lazar: (on radio) Plenty of room in the backseat.
Adler: Once we get off the elevator, just keep moving towards the courtyard. Get the charge ready, Bell.
Adler tosses an explosive to Bell, who then readies it. The elevator reaches the main lobby where dozens of Soviet soldiers wait outside for Bell, Adler, and Belikov.
Adler: Let's go, Bell.
Bell quickly throws the explosive at the soldiers, causing an explosion that takes out several guards. Bell, Adler, and Belikov fight their way through the lobby, killing any Soviets who try to stop them,
Adler: Drop 'em! Go, go! Don't stop! We're almost there! Keep pushing!
The trio reaches a set of double doors which Adler kicks down. More Soviet soldiers wait outside in the tunnel leading to the courtyard. Bell, Adler, and Belikov open fire on the soldiers.
Adler: Lazar should be just ahead.
Lazar can be seen swerving his car into the Soviets and sending them careening away.
Adler: Go! Go! Get to the car. I'll cover you!
Bell and Belikov rush into the getaway car. The Soviet soldiers chase after them in the tunnel which is consumed by an explosion. Adler follows last as Bell exchanges fire with the soldiers. Adler enters the car.
Adler: Floor it! Drive!
Lazar drives the car fast as they enter a tunnel. A Soviet vehicle pursues them, but Bell shoots it down, causing the car to block the tunnel completely.
Adler: Park, we've got the list and we're heading back. Be real to move.
The screen fades out. 
The mission ends.
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