Resident Evil: Damnation Ada Wong Novels & Stories

Coop reared back as if slapped, “What the fuck? Den, listen to me. We can’t do this. We can’t mess around with this shit. Look at that thing!” The candles were extinguished again, and the thing standing in the middle of the circle was back. Slowly, it began to move. It’s bones grinded against one another as it lifted one of its arms and pointed a single, needle-like finger…right at me. “It’s…it’s…it’s…” Sarah stammered, “It’s pointing at Ophelia.” “Daemon, esto subjecto voluntati meae!” Denver commanded, “Speak your name at once!” “I am Abaddon of the Pit.” It spoke.

Adam answered. At least this way, I didn’t have to leave Adriana’s side. Ten minutes later, Adam knocked on the door and came in. I had him go over what happened in meticulous detail. We were unequivocally sure she was a witch based on her smell and the evidence of the painted circle. "The Witch dodged every time I leapt at her," Adam said. "She had faster reflexes than a wolf. I think I managed to get one hit in, but as soon as you killed Alpha Brandon, she just disappeared into thin air."

CHAPTER THIRTY-FIVE | EVIL EXPOSED VIVIAN ADDAMS So, show me what you got. We have to work fast before Mr Knight discovers that you guys are actually not dead. I managed to make him believe that you guys are dead." Ada informs. “How the fuck did you manage to do that?" Ada smiles and says, “There would be no need for any of you to know the details. Just trust me, I won't let you down. So...what is the plan?"

I felt an adrenaline sensation rushed through my body. I hastily sat down onto the ground before slowly putting her down over my thighs. I kept my right leg straight with my left leg crop up to sustain the weight of her head. I lifted her up and rested her head gently against my left knee. “Lea, listen to me.” I tapped her left cheek and tried to wake her up. “Oh my God, what happened to my daughter?” Lea’s mother rushed in and held her legs. “Lea, please wake up.” I pleaded and cupped her face.

“…Um, to be honest, I only know my friends and you that are participating. So I would say, my friend Kieran. Liam acknowledged what Roy said, as he thinks of Roy as a unique person, and he has a feeling that Roy knows what he is talking about. Liam lowered his voice slightly. “People are saying she might be watching.” “She?” Roy echoed. “Solace.” Roy blinked. “Who?” Liam stared at him. “You’ve never heard of the Goddess of War?” “Sounds made up. Like a wrestler's name or a mom with a temper.” Liam grinned. “Solace. The Hundred Breath Executioner. Ended the Battle of Scarlet Valley solo. No army, no backup. Just waltzed in and ended a war.”

"My ears heard your office instructed your personal pilot to fly your luxury jet transport over the peaks last night watch. What? Is your system planning a fast escape run?" Ada asks in a deep, booming voice as his fingers hold the cigarette steady. "What specific scenario would happen to my family empire if your alpha asset actually died here on my property today, Ada?" Roger asks with intense curiosity. Ada lets out a low, dark chuckle that echoes through the room. "If my physical body dies on this ice, then, of course, my claws are taking your pathetic life straight down to hell right alongside my frame! Your tongue should be asking what terrifying scenario would happen to your biological

"Yes human I am your master, your master" “Scream my name, mortal,” he hissed out. The demons that writhed and roiled around them drew closer, inching up the altar. Adom smiled as he lifted one of Win legs. The young man’s eyes went wide as Adom let his jaw all but unhinge as he buried his face into Win hole. He let the oily slick of his saliva gush forward onto and into Win as his tongue pierced the angel.

The screen flickered. [Signal Detected: Orpheus Residual Node – Eastern Grid] Her blood ran cold. It couldn’t be. The Core was gone. She had destroyed it. But the coordinates blinked steadily, pulsing like a heartbeat. One fragment survived. Adanna’s pulse quickened. She whispered, “Mom…?” She didn’t realize Victor had followed her until he spoke softly behind her. “You found something, didn’t you?” Adanna turned the device toward him. “Residual signal. Orpheus node — 800 kilometers east. Somewhere near the Old Grid.”

The moment the Revenant’s scrambled voice faded; silence took its place - thick, suffocating, unnatural. Damien gripped the edge of the console. “She’s still alive. Or at least - active.” Elena didn’t blink. Her eyes were fixed on the speaker, on the last ghost she thought she’d buried. “We destroyed her core,” she said, but it came out more like a question. Damien shook his head. “You destroyed her code. But if she was backed up into the Eidolon servers…”

Underground Safehouse – Lagos The screen flickered to life. The Widowmaker sat in the dim glow of her workstation, face blank as the video marked PROJECT SIREN played. A young Valeria—barely seventeen—was strapped to a metal chair in a concrete room. Her wrists were bruised. A voice off-camera asked, “What is your purpose?” Her voice, soft but cold: “To seduce, control, eliminate.” “Who created you?” No answer. Then the sound of electrocution.