Evolution begins with Resident Evil.

After Field fell unconscious, he was taken to an abandoned warehouse.

After slowly waking up from the operating table, he looked at the familiar figure in front of him and asked, "What am I..."

"Welcome back, comrade." The familiar face held down his body with a smile and said, "Don't get up in a hurry."

Field said: "I..."

His memory was blurred and confused, with multiple memories intertwined in his mind.

The man consoled him: "Just take it easy and it'll be fine."

Field took a deep breath and nodded.

After a few minutes, he finally sorted out his memory and said, "Afresca, what are we going to do next?"

When the man heard the other party calling his pseudonym, he knew that the operation was successful, so he told the other party the organization's next plan.

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Twenty-four hours after the attack, both the FBC and FBI found nothing, and no trace of Field was found.

In the conference room of FBC headquarters, the two sides met to discuss the current situation.

After all, Field was only there to assist in the investigation, so the FBI still had to give the FBC an explanation.

The head of the FBI agent is Claire's old acquaintance Roman.

He is usually responsible for protecting and monitoring Shirley, but Shirley doesn't go out every day, so he also has work to do at other times.

Moreover, Organization

Roman's job this time was only to communicate with Morgan and investigate the person in charge of Field.

The real person responsible is now dealing with the attack.

Roman ignored the low pressure that filled the room and said: "According to our investigation, the target was escorted to the safe house for protection by our agents after the attack. But before our support arrived, the agent was attacked and sacrificed by a fake FBI agent, and Field was taken away by these men.”

Morgan, who was full of dissatisfaction, revealed the key point: "Is there a spy inside your FBI?"

There must be a set of procedures for confirming each other's identities between agents, so unless intelligence is leaked, it is impossible for the enemy to successfully impersonate.

Roman shook his head: "It's not clear yet."

He took out the photo in the briefcase, pushed it in front of Morgan, and took the initiative in the conversation: "These two attackers are both active agents of the FBC. Commander Morgan, what do you want to say? "

Morgan did not directly deny it, but picked up the photo and looked at it.

"If you don't recognize it, Commander, you can go and confirm it first."

"You don't need to tell me that I will do it."

Morgan called his secretary and asked him to confirm whether the person in the photo was an FBC agent. Then he looked at Roman and said, "Are you suspecting that I committed murder?"

Roman's expression did not change, nor did he look away: "It wasn't originally, but Commander, when you suspected that we had a mole before, you seemed to want to bring the problem to us? Is it because you have a guilty conscience?"

Morgan ignored the other party's cynicism and said: "Hmph, how do I know if our agents were killed by your FBI attack and then killed him?"

Although Roman's status and power are not as good as Morgan's, he is backed by Organization X, so he is not afraid of the other party at all.

He said: "There are many witnesses at the scene. Speaking of which, Commander, you should thank us. If we hadn't blocked the news, your FBC would not have to investigate in the future, and it would be directly recognized by the public as sponsoring biochemical terrorist organizations."

Although the public now knows that a gunfight took place, the specific circumstances are not clear, let alone that FBC agents were among those who participated in the attack.

When Morgan heard this, his face twitched and he said nothing.

He also knew that there was an insider in his organization, otherwise how could the Greyhound organization confirm that Field was the person who discussed funding with them?

Those two agents are likely to be moles within their own organization.

But he couldn't use this as a reason, otherwise the other party would definitely ask him how he knew there was a mole.

Roman noticed some changes in the other person's face, and was about to pursue the victory when Morgan's secretary came back and interrupted the conversation.

The secretary said a few words in the commander's ear, then obeyed his instructions and left the room.

Although Morgan had already expected it, the wrinkles on his face became more obvious when he heard the conclusion that the two people in the photo were FBC agents.

His eyes returned to Roman again and said: "I don't know why those two FBC agents are here. According to the investigation, they have no mission and are on vacation."

It was precisely because their subordinates were on vacation that FBC knew nothing about their whereabouts.

Roman didn't say whether he believed it or not, and concluded: "That means you don't have any evidence to clear yourself of suspicion?"

Morgan won't admit this, it's basically a confession.

So he asked: "Didn't you investigate the two people's mobile phones?"

"Those two people are very professional. They don't carry communication equipment with them. Their mobile phones can't be located."

How could the FBI forget about mobile phones, but except for pistols and bullets, these two people had no other items.

Now FBC's situation is getting worse and worse, as if there is a huge spider web covering them.

Morgan couldn't help but regret that he had underestimated the Greyhound organization and allowed the other party to gain leverage, which led to a series of subsequent troubles.

Roman looked at Morgan who was silent and sneered inwardly.

The FBC was originally supposed to be the sharp edge of the Lighthouse Country, monopolizing the entire NATO anti-biochemical business, allowing the Lighthouse Country to legally intervene in its younger brother's internal affairs, etc.

Unexpectedly, Morgan, known as the "Silver Fox", would actually bring the FBC to such an extent, which greatly disappointed Organization X.

He couldn't help but feel that he should have directly expanded and restructured the Red Claws back then, and let the younger Samus serve as the commander of the FBC.

Morgan is too old, and his thinking has become stubborn. Therefore, when facing the biochemical crisis in the early stage, his purpose of action has always been a power struggle, and he wants to firmly control the FBC in his hands.

As a result, he took control of the entire organization.

But during this period, the FBC's reputation in the field of anti-biohazard was surpassed by the BSAA, which had not yet developed.

These were all Roman's thoughts, but he didn't say them out loud.

It's a done deal, and it's just an afterthought for him to say this.

The same goes for the involvement of FBC agents in the attack.

In addition to this fact, the FBI has no other evidence to prove that the FBC wants to kill people and silence them, so there is no point in discussing this matter.

But Roman couldn't help it, because his mission was to pin the responsibility for the attack on the FBC, so he could only continue the topic around the issue of FBC agents.

Morgan gathered his mood, listened carefully to what the other party said, and prepared for the next round of rebuttal.

……

Neither Morgan nor Roman were procrastinators. They exchanged words and refused to give in to each other, and the meeting came to an end.

It wasn't that they had reached an agreement, but that the two sides refused to give in, so both sides decided to temporarily suspend this meaningless meeting and collect intelligence first.