Albert Wesker Resident Evil Retribution Novels & Stories

With that, he retreats to his office. “So, where do we start, Miss Rebel?” Ethan teases. “Well, I'm glad you asked. How about going to the back and not getting any work done? How's that for being rebellious?” I reply, matching his playful tone. Two can play this game. "Woah, take it easy, tigress. I only just got this job; I'm not about to lose it today. I don't intend to set a Guinness World Record," he replies with a smile that doesn't quite reach his eyes. It seems like he's restraining some anger, which worries me. Maybe he's a recovering angry kid trying to turn over a new leaf. Yeah, that makes more sense.

They quickly released me, retreating afterwards, leaving us alone in the corner. He stared at me from head to toe, gazing at every at every part of my body before returning back to my face "Name" he ordered, his deep voice sending shivers down my spine. I hesitated, unsure whether to obey this stranger's order but I suddenly felt the need to. It had to be our mate bond. "Roseline. Roseline Caster" I answered, my voice barely above a whisper.

He knew I was a wolf. And yet… I didn’t turn back. I waited until night fell completely. Until the wind changed again. That’s when I caught a second scent. He left the forest and to his apartment and I saw Albert come back and not long after, I smelled him. Zev. Not many people knew him by name. But I did. A thug masquerading as a courier. Ex-military, dishonorably discharged, now a gun for hire. If Zev was involved, Emon wasn’t just seeking answers.

Richard stepped forward, placing a protective hand on Victoria's shoulder. "Alexis, the selection is over. Victoria has proven herself worthy of the Gamma position. Perhaps it's best if you leave now, before you make things worse for yourself." As expected, Victoria could sense all the elixirs I had brewed. That connection between us remained, though she couldn't understand why I wasn't panicking. I truly didn't have a single elixir left now. I had destroyed them all, one by one. However... I opened my mouth and smiled, feeling a warmth spread from my core to my eyes. From the gasps around me, I knew what they were seeing—the red glow of an Alpha wolf flickering in my eyes. A power that coul

And had been moving toward this building since before I sent any message. The wolf underneath responding. The oriented witness. I looked at the original intention. “Gerald Voss is the experienced witness,” I said slowly. “The ordinary wolf who was present at the beginning and witnessed without knowing he was witnessing.” I held her gaze. “And Crest is the oriented witness. The Alpha who felt the foundation change and chose alignment.” I paused. “Not Sera.” The original intention looked at me. “Sera is not the witness,” she said quietly. I looked at Sera.

Still, I felt reserved to advance in fear of what we'd find ahead, or more importantly, left behind. "Alluna..." I read the name hanging over the crypt as I recalled doing once before. He explained it was his mother's resting place. He left me with the one other person he'd loved in his lifetime. It wasn't lost on me as we came around the back and entered through a door he had no problem prying open despite the ivy now grown over the exterior. I reached forward to touch the flower sprouting in what appeared to be a doorknob but he took my wrist swiftly away. "Wolfsbane. Causes a hell of a rash to us... hallucinations...it's not good."

Annabelle said. "-Drink this with the wine. They will lose consciousness after eating this, and when that happens, I want you to bring one of them here..." Annabelle made sure to stress the last sentence, so Albert nodded right away. [END OF FLASHBACK] "I wanted to cut you open to satisfy my curiosity, but my queen wanted you back, so I have no choice but to bring you with me..." Albert mutters to himself as he bends down to pick up Wesley. "Unfortunately, your friend got away," Albert said with regret in his eyes as he walked. He might go back once he gets the guy he's holding to the castle.

“Don’t you dare hurt her!” Lucas warned but he too couldn’t do anything. Belinda patted Lucas – who was a werewolf – on the snout, like he was Belinda’s pet dog. “The sun is almost out and it’s about time we got this over and done.” “What exactly is this?” Adolphus inquired. “Let’s call it, retribution? Or would you prefer karma?” Belinda asked, as she took a seat positioned in a way that he could see everyone.

Ean turned to look at her, then roared, "She's not dead! How could she be dead? It's impossible!" The doctor he brought stepped forward, shook his head, and said, "Mr. Smith, I'm sorry, but she's gone. There are no vital signs." At that moment, the gatekeeper hurriedly ran over, "Mr. Smith, the surveillance footage was destroyed, but our people have been guarding the main entrance the whole time!" Ean was dumbfounded. If that was the case, it meant that I had entered an operational freezer that day! He roared at everyone around him, "You call this watching over her?"

"I found another one," Kane said the second he walked through the door. He took off his jacket, and Kiera stood from the couch to meet him at the door. He hung the jacket and turned to her with his hands on his hips. "I might have found out something." "What?" she asked. "There's a clue about DarkWater," was his answer. "There's a pack mate who works at Bertmann & Co downtown. You know, the lawyer's office?" "There's a werewolf lawyer?" she asked in wonder.