Odysseus - Black Ops II Mission 9 Full Gameplay | Call of Duty Walkthrough #cod #blackops2

On the deck of the USS Obama, Admiral Briggs stands in quiet discussion with General David Petraeus. If the Strike Force missions were a success, optimism fills the air—a new alliance with China feels like a corner turned. But if they failed, DEFCON 3 hangs like a storm cloud over the fleet, the Secretary of Defense on edge, fearing Chinese aggression. Their conversation halts as David Mason arrives, escorting Raul Menendez, shackled but smiling. The atmosphere tenses. The war has come aboard. In a steel-cold room deep inside the Obama, Salazar questions Menendez. The terrorist calmly demands only to speak to Mason. Mason enters. What follows is not interrogation—it’s psychological warfare. Words coil like snakes. But before the exchange can deepen, Briggs alerts them: “We’re under attack!” Enemy drones rain fire. Menendez strikes. Salazar is taken hostage. Mason is knocked unconscious. Menendez is loose. Mason awakens to a fractured command. The ship is in chaos—PMCs invade, automated turrets turn on their own, and the corridors roar with gunfire. Through shattered comms, Briggs proposes a system reboot to purge Menendez’s access. But Mason realizes—that’s exactly what he wants. Too late. Now you are the enemy. Menendez, calm and surgical, enters the server room. DeFalco (if alive) or another loyal merc stands guard. Salazar, revealed as a traitor, opens fire on the crew. If Farid survived Achilles' Veil and Karma was rescued, Farid throws himself between Chloe and death, taking the bullet meant for her. Chloe, enraged, lunges—Salazar knocks her out cold. Briggs pleads for reason. Menendez has a choice: Shoot Briggs in the head – vengeance without mercy. Shoot him in the leg – punishment with survival. Do nothing – Salazar knocks Briggs out. No matter the path, the virus is uploaded. The U.S. drone fleet is compromised. Control returns to Mason. Inside the server room, Chloe (if alive) stirs and begins analyzing the virus. Briggs, bleeding, urges Mason to stop Menendez before it's too late. Harper arrives—if alive—backed by fury and grit. He joins the pursuit. The confrontation with Salazar is brief and bitter. The traitor drops his weapon, ashamed. Harper, if present, executes him without hesitation. Otherwise, Mason shows restraint and orders him to stand down. On the deck, the storm reaches its peak. Mason boards a VTOL. A mercenary ambushes—Crosby is wounded. As the VTOL lifts, Harper (or Mason) shoots the merc dead and kicks him into the sea. Odysseus ends with fire on the horizon—and the full weight of betrayal dragging behind the rising tide.