Resident Evil Evolution Novels & Stories

“It just… feels right that you do this instead of that. You, Meguitte and Connery together can find a way to, what did you call it? Neutralize the infection in the water. And, if having a little zombie and a little vampire in the water unites people, then, isn’t there some good resulting from the tragedy?” “Evolution,” Delwyn said. They all looked at her blankly and she raised her eyebrows. “It hasn’t occurred to you?” She said looking between them. “Evolution is continuous and ongoing. Perhaps this is the next stage for all people? Hybrids. As Morgana very wisely said: Our differences divide us, and our similarities connect us.”

Chapter 36: Whispers in the Wellspring Desperation gnawed at Evie as she stood before the Wellspring. The once serene pool of water now churned with an unsettling darkness, tendrils of black mist rising from its depths. This wasn't just corruption; it was a malevolent intelligence, a reflection of the monstrous entity they had faced in the other dimension.

He wondered how many people had died in this basement, probably a few he guessed, because the den had been there for generations. James recognized a set of different sized pears of anguish, a collar with spikes that looked rusted, a heretics fork and some others he didn’t know the names of. The bright lights illuminated the basement and in the other corner he saw a metal bed, like you would find in a morgue. James was familiar with this since he’d spent much of his time in the town’s morgue with his father.

His grief consumes him as he cradles his brother's head. He was the last one left. Eva's gaze settled on him, cold and detached. "Thirty-nine down," she muttered under her breath, letting her hidden beast consume her entirely.. She advanced on him, her steps slow and deliberate. The man who had threatened her, who had ordered her torture, now looked up at her with wide, terrified eyes. The leader glanced around and saw the dead bodies of his men with a hole in their head , neck, cheskt, lying lifelessly on the ground. Most of Eva's kills were headshots, neck shots and chest shots.

Mother lunged. But I was faster. The fight was brutal—metal against will, fire against ice. Raven flanked, her rifle humming with shock pulses. Callum slammed into Mother’s side, pinning her against the command console. She laughed even as her systems failed. “She’ll come to me,” she hissed. “You can’t stop evolution.” “You’re not evolution,” I whispered. “You’re the past.” With one final surge, I drove the blade into her core. The light in her eyes flickered.

Once again, he used his foot to shove me aside. However, I crawled over, even though my clothes were stained with blood. Dad’s face was ashen. He stared murderously at me, his facial muscles twitching with rage. It was as if he would kill me any second now. Eve’s eyes filled with fear, and she shook her head desperately. “No, don’t worry about me. Just stay back.” Dad dragged her into the room, and soon, the sound of agonizing screams filled the air. It was heart-wrenching and sent shivers down my spine.

Something was wrong and they knew it, the news of commander Isolde’s death and her legion has spread around. What can kill a legion? People who were not at the same place? That was the big question now. I wish to know the answer too so I can try to solve it. On getting to Arius room, I saw his door shut without lock which was strange for Arius or maybe he was waiting for me, thinking that I would want entry into his room at night. With a smile, I crept up on him, hoping to give him a fright but when I got to him and shouted, not movement with supernatural speed came from Arius, In fact, he didn’t make a move.

Morgan to his cell, Angelic promised her dad that she would do everything to prove his innocence. The next day, William and Angelicp went back to Miss Eleonor Catwood's lab to see the result of her study about the candy. Miss Catwood was a pharmaceutical scientist who had been used to examining different types of medicines. She looked old at her age of 45 yet her brain was so clever that she was able to describe the candy by just looking at it. She said that it was not really a candy, it was formulated to kill human system particularly the internal organs including the major parts such as respiratory and nervous system. The candy was just a trick to cover the deadly particles.

That was why he was in no hurry. "Level 19? That high? Is there a second evolution? Will you go through a second evolution if you level up one more time?" Jodi stared at Victor with inquiring eyes. Victor shook his head slowly. "There is a second evolution, but it's at level 30, not 20." "How do you know so much?" That was what Jodi really wanted to know. From the moment she interacted with Victor, she could tell he knew many things that other people didn't. He also remained surprisingly calm in the face of danger.

Through it, I saw a figure I knew by heart. Xander… Relief flooded me. I sprang up and ran into his arms. Or tried to. My body passed right through him. “What… what’s happening?” I whispered. I instinctively reached out to Maxin, my Inner Wolf, for answers—but he remained silent. He had been silent for a long time. Then, I understood. The rescue team moved through the cave, searching. They passed through me again and again. I was no longer in my body. My corpse lay buried, just beneath the ice. So close to Xander, yet invisible.