Operation Dragon's Den

Military action

The FBI conducted a massive military raid on The Masters Dojo seeking the arrest and prosecution of Kenneth Masters.

The criminal activity of Kenneth Masters, or Savage Ken as he had come to be known by at this time, had reached its peak. His money laundering, drug trafficking and drug pushing rings led by his top contact, known only as Tyrone, had been intercepted by Interpol. Through him and numerous informants, they learned the precise location of the Masters Dojo and communicated incriminating information to the FBI. Once received, a plan was set to raid the Dojo, take Kenneth Masters into custody, as well as any of his accomplices, and establish the entire island as federal property until the full investigation was completed. The raid happened on an early morning, leaving Ken little time to prepare himself or expect intruders. The leader of the raid was Captain Kuroi, supported by military operatives Silel, Johnathan Mar and the United States Army.   Nearly every occupant of the Dojo, also caught off guard by the sudden disruption, fought for their own survival instead of joining forces to take down Ken. Multiple fights took place both inside and outside of the Dojo, breaking any sense of control the military believed they had. Soldiers and warriors alike died in the conflict but Captain Kuroi was well-prepared to take in Ken after Silel blocked off any escape routes, shutting him down in the living room. Captain Kuroi utilized several purification artifacts and positive reinforcement to attack Ken's emotional and mental state instead of fighting him directly, being one of the first people to bring him to his knees effortlessly. It also forced him into an infantile state in which he could no longer fight back. However, overall, the raid was a failure.   The intervention of Sinister Maharana's spiritual intervention, the growing hostility of the Dojo's occupants and the critical damage Captain Kuroi took in having most of her neck ripped out by Ken forced the military to retreat. Not only did this event reveal Ken's vulnerabilities to a gentle-handed approach, critically so, but it also showed that Ken's destructive habits were known by people all around the globe. And those people were watching closely.