Peter Miles

Peter Miles

Wolves

**Peter Miles** is the Deputy Director of Operations for the CIA. A man of ambition, Miles is determined to succeed at any cost, a characteristic he inherited from his own father and hoped to pass on to his son Dante. Unfortunately, this drive for ambitious achievements would drive him to villainy, push him to commit unthinkable acts of treason, and eventually would lead to the end of his career in the CIA.

## Biography

### Early life and military career

Raised in Newport, Rhode Island, Miles is the son of wealthy shipping magnate Lawrence Miles. The Miles family made their fortune in post-WWII shipping, transporting and re-selling decommissioned military surplus as scrap metal. An unscrupulous businessperson, Lawrence Miles instilled in his only son the drive to succeed at any cost. However, Peter would not follow his father's example, foregoing the family business and instead pursuing a career in the Intelligence Services right out of college. A graduate of the combined Bachelors/Masters program in International Affairs from Columbia University's School of International and Public Affairs, he was being groomed for the Foreign Service, but an enterprising Section Chief from the CIA recognized Peter's potential, and recruited him into the Agency. It was during his run as Head of Station in Kabul that Miles first met Cole D. Walker and Trey Stone. The Ghosts, in particular the RET teams, were frequent visitors of Miles' office, running clandestine operations and off-the-books missions for Miles. Their success helped secure Miles appointment as the youngest ever Deputy Director of Operations for the CIA's highly selective Special Activities Division, where he continues to utilize the members of the Group for Specialized Tactics (Ghosts).

### Professional career

Miles's career in the Intelligence Services spans the better part of two decades and includes commendations for service in three theaters. His first posting after graduating from "The Farm", the Agency's highly secretive training facility for field operatives, was as a case officer in Yemen. Miles distinguished himself by managing resources and personnel with zero loss of American life, white contributing to the intelligence analysis of the region, resulting in numerous High Value Targets being identified and interdicted. Miles quickly climbed the ranks within the CIA's organizational structure, serving in Iraq, Somalia, Kurdistan, India, and Afghanistan. It was at his last posting as a field officer that his then Head of Station died in an IED attack, elevating him to the position. Never one to get his hands dirty, Miles often employed the paramilitary wing of SAD to conduct his operations, and later, upon meeting Trey Stone, developed a close working relationship with the RET teams. If was during Operation Sea Urchin that Miles, through Cole D. Walker's exploits, was able to distinguish himself further, securing the appointment back at Langley as Deputy Director for Ops. When the Ret Team Was dissolved, Miles and Walker maintained contact and decided to create new team, even more secret: the Wolves. The first operatives of the Wolves were Yellowleg, Rosebud, Silverback and Flycatcher.

Miles works directly under the CIA's Director of Operations, and answers only to him and SECDEF (Secretary of Defense). But he has an underground network, composed of Senator Michael Lomax, Lomax's company co-founder Leon Fairrow, Walker's Wolves and Trey Stone's Sentinel Corp. Through them, he is seeking to satisfy his loftiest ambitions.

### Operation Greenstone and the Wonderland Conspiracy

In 2025, he was placed in charge of Cole D. Walker and Trey Stone. Miles serves as a liaison between his subordinates and an unknown figure. Further investigation revealed this mystery figure to be a man known as Edward Knox, a Senator who was running in the 2024 Presidential election.

Miles plans on installing Wonderland, which would turn the world into a paradise free of conflict and war by cleansing the Earth of the evil elite in a Third World War. For this he needed weaponized versions of Jace Skell's drones that would take out and cripple World Governments which will let Miles and the mysterious people he works for to implement Wonderland.

Miles also played a role in the takeover of the Auroa Archipelago by Sentinel and the Wolves, with an audio file of a phone conversation between Miles and Trey Stone revealing that he had a role in Operation Citadel, the codename for the takeover of the archipelago. This alerted the attention of the United States government, which sent a platoon of thirty two US Special Operations soldiers under the command of Dominic "Nomad" Rubio to Auroa.

However, due to his own involvement in the Wonderland Conspiracy alongside Senator Michael Lomax and having been conducting experiments with the "Wonderland" Project, Miles and Senator Lomax grew concerned that their involvement in the conspiracy would be exposed. In response, the 2 men quietly alert Stone and Walker, who promptly mobilize their occupying forces in anticipation of the inevitable Ghost assault.

Unfortunately for Miles, the climax of Operation Greenstone ultimately led to the exposure of the Wonderland Conspiracy, as well as Miles' role in it.

The news that Peter Miles committed treason against his country by plotting against his own government devastates his family, especially his young son Dante, who grew to despise Peter as a "gloryhound". Out of disgust, Dante disowns his father and his wife Mallory leaves him.

In the aftermath of Greenstone, all evidence are transferred to the FSB and Peter Miles is arrested. He is sentenced to life imprisonment without parole, although many argue he should have instead gotten the death penalty.

## Personal details

### Personality

Miles was an arrogant gloryhound who was willing to do anything to win. This made him an effective player in the Wonderland Conspiracy. He also served as the liason between Cole D. Walker and his Wolves, Trey Stone and Sentinel, and Edward Knox.