This ending is considered canon and is followed by events in Firestorm.Īnton Slavik, a Black Hand prelate and experienced commander, managed to escape a Nod holding facility under the command of the GDI-installed puppet leader, Hassan. The events of the Second Tiberium War eventually culminated in McNeil defeating Kane (and Nod) at Nod's Cairo missile launch facility, narrowly averting a chemical missile launch that could change the fate of the humanity. He discovered Nod was also attempting to set up ICBM launchers to target and destroy the Philadelphia. While en route to Egypt, McNeil's command ship was grounded by an ion storm however, after holding off Nod forces, he continued uninterrupted. Disobeying orders from General Solomon, McNeil left immediately. In the middle of these operations, the mutant Umagon was captured by Nod and taken to Kane's pyramid in Cairo to complete her Divination. For GDI to successfully conclude operations in Europe, both of these threats were to be dealt with. General Solomon, then contacted McNeil about Kane's new chemical missile facilities and Banshee fighter factories. In the process, McNeil's brother, on station in Hammerfest, was killed by Nod forces. Commander McNeil led an amphibious assault group into the base, evicted the occupying Nod force, and retrieved the sonic crystals being held in the base from Slavik's forces. The speculation about the alien ship was quickly put on hold, as Nod forces under the command of Anton Slavik attacked and captured GDI's fortress in Hammerfest, Norway. McNeil successfully captured Vega's stronghold and attempted to interrogate Vega, however, Vega's drug-induced insanity and Kane launching a nuclear strike on the facility prevented McNeil from getting anything more than cryptic hints about the origin of the alien warship. Upon rescuing Tratos, Solomon sent McNeil to South America to assault General Vega's stronghold. He did, however, encounter a Forgotten mutant by the name of Umagon, who promised the support of her Forgotten comrades in return for GDI support in rescuing their leader, Tratos. From the Phoenix base, however, McNeil attempted to and did secure an alien warship Nod's General Vega crash landed, although he was unable to secure any significant hardware. Although he succeeded in driving Nod from the region, GDI suffered heavy losses.
GDI's Commander McNeil was initially deployed to stop a Nod task force attacking GDI's outpost in Phoenix, AZ. These events marked the beginning of the Second Tiberium War. Immediately after, Kane initiated combat operations on a number of GDI positions and contacted General James Solomon, aboard the GDSS Philadelphia. Slavik, who saw Hassan as a traitor to Kane, overthrew Hassan's leadership, while Kane simultaneously revealed himself to the Brotherhood. GDI, however, mitigated Nod's effectiveness by installing a puppet leader ( Hassan) over the largest splinter faction of Nod. This "disappearance" made Kane immortal in the eyes of some of the Brotherhood, which allowed Nod forces to continue operating even thirty years later. Despite winning the First Tiberium War with the Ion Cannon strike on the Sarajevo Temple complex, GDI forces were unable to account for the body of Kane a singular fact that the GDI High Council later saw as a costly oversight. Tiberian Sun follows Michael McNeil (GDI) and Anton Slavik (Nod) as they command Global Defense Initiative and Brotherhood of Nod forces during the Second Tiberium War. 1.2 GDI Campaign - Evolutionary Response.
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