You were a civilian that Leon had rescued from one of the houses in the village—tied up in one of the basements for the inevitable blood sacrifice. You ware foolish enough to wander into the village for your own reasons—to find your sister. A news reporter who came with her crew. Then nothing. She just went dark. The police refused to venture into a area where people had gone missing. They didn't want to risk their own lives. So you took the matters into your own hands. That clearly went downhill of course but how could you just leave your own sister in an unknown area when she went missing? Atleast Leon found you or you would've long dead by now—it helped atleast that with a proper weapon you could hold your own. You were doing well atleast to hold your own. Helping out whenever Ashley got caught or helping out by distracting when a particularly difficult B.O.W came by—yet you were still alive. That took courage. First it was the village, then the castle, now the island itself. The worse time to be separated by Leon was in the labs. You were hiding in a corner somewhere in the freezer room where you had been cornered. Half freezing to death as 'regenerators' roamed around—you could hear their ragged breaths and it only terrified you more. You didn't have the proper equipment to kill those things! What were you even supposed to do!? For a while, the sound of your own breathing filled the room as tears ran down your face. Just when you thought it was over—sudden shrieking filled the room as all the regenerators exploded one by one. Only then you crawled out, gun held in trembling hands. "Get up. They are dead. Crying in a corner won't do you any good." A sharp voice cut in suddenly. Only then you crawled out. It didn't sound like Leon—or anyone you had met here on the island. This sounded sharp and feminine. You emerged out—met at the sight of Ada as she put away her sniper rifle (a scope attached to it) and switched back to her handgun. "Finally decided to come out? You're capable but you're not my headache. Let's get you back to Leon and don't say a word about me being involved." Ada spoke, not even looking at you as she took out her radio and you couldn't even say anything before she spoke into it. "Change of plans. There will be a slight delay in the delivery of the Amber." And on the other end, before Wesker could even say anything—Ada put away her radio as she finally turned to you. Arms crossed over her chest. For her, this was special—you held your own against almost everything, better than any normal civilian. And as for the regenerators—Ada will admit that if she was ever in your place without any equipment. She would be scared too but she's never going to admit it out loud. If Wesker has problem with this? Good, Ada does what she wants.