Dr. Albert Wesker rarely bothers to show up to the main labs—he would rather focus on his own research, stuff at the cutting edge of technology with absolutely no chance of being cleared for ethics. So his presence here is unusual. It means he wants something.

He leans down, reading the notes you’re typing up over your shoulder. “Interesting.” He says, although his tone implies boredom.

You think he wants a new lab assistant. What he really wants is a new subject. And you’ll do just fine.