Resident Evil Retribution Rain Ocampo Novels & Stories

I relied on that feeling, the familiar energy that I craved to embrace once more, and called upon the power I held inside me, the power I knew was there. Thunder crashed and lightning struck, the rain came down harder, making the ground a sand pit of mush. My feet slipped as I powered up the embankment, refusing to stop, finally reaching the top. It was now or never. Kellen and I would descend into the valley where Crimson was found, history repeating itself as we faced the god once more. Except history was going to be changed today. Rhett had the dagger and I had Mathias.

Surrounded by a pile of bodies and blood, I let out another horrifying growl before turning back to Rain. Reverting to my human form, I lifted Rain from the ground, the sword still on his back. The rain poured harder as I walked down the alley. Tears streamed down my face; there was no movement from Rain, yet I hadn't felt the mate bond break, a sign he was still alive.

The scent told me this was the real deal and not just a model. I prodded the skull again, doing my best to suppress my panic when a piece of paper slipped out. Written out crudely on it was: ‘You whore! You ruined everything! Meet me at the pack's east border before midnight. Don’t test my patience, Omega.’ My throat dried at the last sentence. The word ‘omega’ stared maliciously back at me, a title that I could never escape. How did whoever this is was know my identity? I threw on a hoodie, pants and my hiking boots on autopilot. Could they just be speculating?

That would work to his advantage, but he wished they were not so outnumbered. He woke that night to find her gone and did not go back to sleep until she returned just before sunrise. Over breakfast he asked where she had been and she flatly refused to tell him. By the time Ian arrived with the latest news, Mikail was in a bad mood. Ian looked from Victor who seemed to be in a fine mood to the captain who looked like he could sour grapes with a glance before starting with the news. "The town of Covell is only a mile from our camp and has had a sighting of Retribution," he said.

"What? What revenge?!" "I'm gonna make you smell that weird plant in Amelia's garden," Josh said making Amelia gasp offended. "That's a datura! " The doctor shouts but got ignored by the two bickering boys. "Oh no, I hate it! Let me go! Ughh! " Rain hit the beta's back as he walked to the door. "Luna save me! This giant is kidnapping me!" Rain shouted to which Evelyn giggled. "Noone's going to save you, idiot. Just stop shouting and prepare your nose for the treat." Josh laughed an evil laugh as he walked out of the room with a screaming omega on his shoulder.

My body was being dissected in the morgue, and yet here he was, comforted by another woman. Outside, the rain poured down, thunder booming through the sky. Ean muttered, "Was she scared that night too?" Helen looked up, startled. "What did you just say?" "That night in the freezer, when it thundered. Was she scared then?" Helen's face turned pale. Ean pushed her hand away, his voice tense. "Helen, I have to go!" Helen lunged forward, desperation in her eyes. "Ean, don't leave, please!"

In remembrance! In remembrance! Lord Nox, the God of War, succumbed to the siege by the Ten Nations and perished in the treacherous Ocean of Death. The battleground witnessed not only the staining of azure waters but also a sea adorned with lifeless forms, as Lord Nox, with unmatched prowess, faced and conquered the formidable lions of the Ten Nations.Contrary to popular belief attributing Lord Nox's demise to the collective might of the Ten Nations, the truth unfolds that the one responsible for extinguishing his life was none other than the woman who held the deepest place in his heart.In the passage of time, Nox Greenshade stood atop the towering peaks, gazing upon the vast expanse below

With a sudden, sharp splash, the water on the map turned a deep, bruised crimson, and the vision vanished, leaving only the stagnant, bleeding ink on the ancient vellum. The Grand Hall was dead silent, save for the frantic pounding of the highland rain against the glass. Rebecca’s chest heaved as she stared at the spot where a man had just been murdered. The corporate legal battle she had prepared for had just transformed into a literal slaughterhouse. Slowly, she turned her head to look up at the Sovereign, her brilliant eyes wide with a mixture of horror and fierce, protective outrage. "Lucian," Rebecca whispered, her voice trembling but resolute as she gripped his arm, feeling the iron-ha

Suddenly, a mechanical voice echoed through the entire rainforest like a death sentence: 【Phase One Complete.】 【Initial Trial Candidates: 100; Currently Surviving: 20.】 The number made my fingers pause involuntarily. In just three days, eighty lives had become fertilizer for the rainforest. Fragments of last-minute messages flashed across the communication crystal—filled with despair and madness. 【Don't go to the swamp! There's a mutated hydra there, it has no reason, it eats anyone it sees!】 【Did anyone see the Omega on the fifth level? He was driven mad by the illusions there and clawed himself to death...】

Not even bothering about them, Gerald then turned to face the vast, silent ocean before looking at the cloudy and moonless night sky… “…We’re going to have heavy rain tomorrow…” muttered Gerald as he lit a cigarette… Just seconds after he began puffing on it, a few raindrops fell against the windowpane. Soon enough, torrential rain began crashing down. Despite the heavy rain, the Yanam soldiers seemed completely unfazed as they continued patrolling the area… Staring at the falling rain, Gerald was reminded of the night his family was kidnapped… Drenched in rain upon returning home, Gerald had no idea what had happened to his family till he eventually rescued Master Ghost and found out…