Resident Evil Redemption

At this time, the scenery outside the window has become less bright.I don't know when, layers of dark clouds quietly diffused over.She could no longer see the bright crescent moon.Suddenly, a bolt of lightning struck straight down, startling the crow that was perching on the dead branch.The group of crows screamed piercingly and circled strangely over the villa.

Shrine turned away with an even weirder smile on his face until he became one with the night.The haggard old man behind him could only helplessly watch her leave.

Spencer, do you think this is the end?If Shrine just informed Mr. Wesker, wouldn't she be too kind?As a gift from the previous transaction, she had informed the BSAA of the whereabouts of the two in advance.In this way, it is interesting enough.So now, the stage is left to you.Gentlemen, please begin your performance...

Losing all three is the result she is most looking forward to.

It's just that she never expected that the BSAA action team traveled far and wide to find Chris and Jill from the North American branch.It can be said that the ending of this story is indeed the result she was most looking forward to, but it finally made her repent and feel guilty for her reckless and stupid behavior more than once.She'd rather be the one who ends up holding Wesker off a cliff than Jill...

She wasn't sure if Wesker was really dead, but she did go to Jill's gravestone.What a coincidence, it was a rainy day.At this time, she was the only living person in the flat and empty cemetery, but she didn't care about it. Shrine didn't open an umbrella, just stood there silently, motionless.What's even more ridiculous is that her own tomb was built not far away.It turned out that after the destruction of Raccoon City, they still remembered her... The rain wetted her golden curly hair, and the icy cold rain dripped on her face, but at this moment, it had become painless.

She always tries to reflect on how many bad things she has done and how many people she has killed in her life, but she is afraid that these are too many for herself to count.So, simply gave up.

It's been ten years, and her appearance hasn't aged in the slightest, but she is no longer the hot-blooded little policeman she was back then.If I hadn't lived in Raccoon City, I would have been a seasoned and experienced female police officer by now, not a black market army (hexie) fire dealer who ran counter to my first career, people ( hexie) traffickers, and even terrorists (hexie) in the eyes of some people who specialize in creating chaos... It sounds kind of ironic.

Shrine doesn't regret the path she chose, though.It took her 18 years to be a cop, a good guy, and in the end, she failed.She just felt that since she couldn't be a good person no matter what, then... just go ahead and be a villain.

"I'm sorry, Jill..." Her dark eyes turned to the inscription on Jill's tombstone, and she smiled bitterly, "Ah...it seems that I can't be redeemed..."

In this world, there must always be someone to play the villain, right?Whether it was AlbertWesker, or ShrineCorova now.There will always be someone to fill the vacancy.

Shrine took another look at his relatively new tomb and smiled helplessly.Probably, it contains the past self.Now, I seem to have unknowingly stood in the position of Albert Wesker...

If one day, Chris finds out the truth of the matter and finds me, will he rush to strangle me mercilessly?I think so.I don't look forward to meeting him one day, I don't think I will run away, but at least I will resist.

Chris, I'm sorry, I can't stop.I still have too many things to do.

The military earphones she was still hanging on her ears flashed a charming blue light, and she pressed it lightly.

"No problem..." She was stunned for a moment, then suddenly smiled, narrowed her eyes slightly, and said, "I have plenty of time..."

The author has something to say:

It can be regarded as an inner change of the heroine. .

It is mainly paving the way for the following plot.

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