Resident Evil Evolution Novels & Stories

But I’d never fought an echo. Amara stood frozen in front of the screen, her expression unreadable. I could almost hear her thoughts moving — sharp, relentless, dangerous. “This isn’t a resurrection,” she said finally. “It’s evolution.” “Of what?” “Of us,” she whispered. The world outside was golden with sunset, but I could feel the darkness stirring beneath it. Not an enemy we could shoot or burn or bury. Something older. Smarter. Born from our own need to control everything. Amara turned toward me, eyes glowing with that old fire again — the one I’d fallen for, feared, and followed to hell and back.

There was only ash and the smell of wet fur and ozone. I stepped out, my boots crunching on the permafrost. The silence was absolute. I walked toward the central pillar where a message had been carved so deeply the rock had shattered around the letters. VALERIE. RETURN. The marks weren't made by a tool. They were gouged by a beast. The handwriting was jagged, frantic, yet unmistakably Evan’s. The moment my fingers touched the stone, a jolt of raw, feral energy slammed into me. I gasped, stumbling back as a vision flashed: Evan, his human features barely recognizable, his body mid-shift and frozen in a permanent state of predatory agony, screaming my name with a voice that was more growl than

Evelyn reached for something off-screen and placed a folder on the desk in front of her. “If he hasn’t destroyed it, the attached files will show transaction pathways, offshore accounts, and the original access route through your father’s dormant executive code.” Damon’s mind flashed instantly to the transaction trail he had found the night before. His father’s code. Used after death. Resurrected. A ghost weaponized by a man who had been smiling in Damon’s face for years. Then Evelyn said the words that made Damon’s blood turn to ice. “There’s something else you need to know.”

“We can go over the list and come up with something on the ride there.” As they waited for the elevator door to open, the hairs on the back of their necks stood at attention and they simultaneously looked behind them. Two of the evil looking vampires they’d seen in the hotel earlier were meandering down the hall as if they hadn’t a care in the world. Edwin studied them as best he could without being obvious. They were clearly on the hunt –he assumed it was for him- but weren’t exactly sure who they wanted. He looked away just as one of them noticed him.

Aelius had a certain look on his face. It was obvious to Vanessa as she watched them... Aelius was in love with Amaryllis. Vanessa had agreed. She wanted Aelius to show the same face to her. She wanted to become the person who made someone as cold as Aelius fall in love. When she was 17... The revolt had been carried out and she witnessed the gruesome scene of the emperor’s head on Aelius's hand. Outside the windows she saw the many nobles who supported the previous emperor being killed by the houses of Charleston and Leonne.

Lila gasped, drawing Blake and I’s attention to her and the monitors she was now watching in shock, one of her hands pressed to her lips in horror. “What happened? Is Eva okay?” I demanded, my heart skipping a beat in fear as I jumped from the chair, and rushed back to where Lila was, my eyes fixated on the screen where Eva had been standing just moments ago. But instead of Eva and the man they’d said was Genesis, there were two huge wolves fighting, rolling, and chopping at each other like savage animals. I recognized Eva right away, her colossal purple wolf was hard to forget, the other had to be Genesis, massive in size, almost bigger than Eva, and black as midnight.

“Don’t be so down, I’m sure my nieces and nephews will inherit all the beautiful genes from our family.” I elbowed him, cringing at the sound of Egor’s cry echoing through the speakers. “I can’t think that far in the future.” It’s strange to talk about these things with Klaus. This is more of the Devin kinda conversation. My friend hummed, “why not? That girl is gonna break Egor any moment now.” Egor’s weep is distressing. He can’t speak, he’s trying to but Rylee is not yet done with her ‘thing’. With an electric drill in her hands, she rounded Egor, taunting her prey, inflicting fear that’s showing in his pale green eyes.

I turned to the man with red eyes and staring at my wrist. I did not expect in a flash that it was in front of me. I don't know why I didn't even feel a little scared or nervous when I was in front of it again. I turned to look at his hand, his nails sharpened and I saw a little blood stain on it maybe it was me, his skin was even more pale as if it had no blood on the body. I looked up when I saw its red eyes and its sharp teeth. Vampire! I was about to step back when suddenly someone pushed the vampire in front of me and in a flash it was on the floor and the floor seemed to shake because of the force of the push on him. I turned to jump on it, when I saw that second prince.

I was the only one still looking like I wanted to scream. “Everyone here came the same way you did,” Nova whispered beside me. “We all fell. We all woke up. Some call it hell. I call it the Game.” “Why are we even here?” I hissed. Before He could answer, that same cold robotic voice filled the air again. “Welcome, participants, to Erevos System – Zone 1 . This is your new reality. You have been selected based on your choices, sins, and survival potential.” I felt my stomach churn.

~ Elizabeth noticed that David was guilty of not showing her how evolution works in Foserense so she mellows down. “Umm… So yeah, how can I know they actually evolve?” David closes his eyes for a bit. He then nods. ~Okay. I’ll show you an isolated evolution later on.~ Elizabeth lights. Then she remembers she was angry. “Okay… You better… Sorry… So… did you kill it?” David nods. “Where’s the body?” David points to an open area outside of the field. ~Light monkey noise~ “Yes, Bob. Shall we get it?”