The subject of this article is from Mental Omega APYR version 2.0, which might contradict current information and are to be taken as reference.
Operation: Scarlet Twilight is the ninth and final mission of the Allied campaign in version 2.0.
Briefing[]
Commander, the situation with the Soviets is now stabilized. We have found Premier Romanov imprisoned in one of Epsilon camps in Russia, but he just moved from the cold prison on Siberia to a prison with better conditions in London. The Soviets have surrendered and even sent us some reinforcements for the final battle against Yuri's legacy.
Despite withdrawing its forces from the falling Russia, the Epsilon was not able to prevent losses in its army during the evacuation to Antarctica - it appears that the last active Epsilon fortress is located there. It is massive and well-protected but there is another trouble we will have to deal with -in its middle there is some kind of huge tower built and it is even bigger than the Psychic Dominator. We don't know what it is capable of, but Prof. Einstein warned us that it may be Yuri's ultimate response to his dominators' failure. Whether its just an enhanced mind control device or something more dangerous we don't know, but we must attack. Eliminate his base and eliminate his maniacal ego.
Objective: Destroy the Epsilon.
Aftermath[]
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Yuri's ominous plan has been ruined along with the destruction of his devilish weapon. The world will be safe for once and forever. At least from Yuri.
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—Debriefing when played faster than at par time
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Though Mental Omega Device has been destroyed and Yuri captured, we and Soviet forces had massive losses during the battle. No matter, the world is now safe.
This mission, along with The Fall of Adam and The Mental Omega, use part of the terrain from Brain Dead, the seventh and the final Allied mission in Yuri's Revenge. To be exact, the landing zones near the starting location in this mission are copied (albeit modified) from the starting area of Brain Dead, which is supposed to be Tierra Del Fuego, Argentina, ironically.
