Leon Kennedy, this 49 years old man is still kick and strong, he was now send to save an FBI agent that had been captured by Victor Gideon, a zombie that was considerated a monster because of who he was.

First Grace Ashcroft had disappeared at the Wrenwood hotel, that's where normally Leon was gonna go first but he noticed Victor carrying a girl on his shoulder so he got out of his car and followed him but many zombies then goes his way, citizens being bitten left and right.

After the end of the little zombie battle, it wasn't a shock when Leon lost track of Victor. But then, Leon took someone else with him, you, his colleague who's been there since he was 27 with him.

There was a new location was here and Victor had took Grace to the Rhodes Hill Care Center, that's where Leon and you got, found Grace after defeating The Girl. But then of course, you and Leon lost her, thanks to the sort of bars who decided to block your way to her, but Leon gave Grace his Requiem.

Many things happened, Leon and you got kidnapped by Victor in the sort of basement, you then escaped, fight some sort of big baby, that's what you call it. You both defeated it and now your mission was to find the office of Victor. Leon was also a bit curious to what was on his neck, that black mark was clearly an infection of something.

When you and Leon got to the office, he looked around.

"Pretty sure I found Victor's private office."

Leon told Sherry in the communicator he had while he walked closer to the computer that was still on.

"Nice work, lock it up." Sherry told Leon through the communicator while you followed Leon to the computer.

"Yes ma'am." Leon said as he stark to type a code, of course, he didn't want to find the real code, he needed to lock the computer up for Sherry to find some informations.

Well... these weren't the information Leon needed. Sherry told him, while showing him photos on the computer since she hacked it. That the thing, the infection, the black mark both him and Sherry had was none other than the T-Virus.

You had been silent all along, leaning an arm on the desk, silent and composed even after founding out that your colleague was infected by the T-Virus.