“Holy shit, I’m actually speechless.
What part of this even has anything to do with Resident Evil?
No Alice, no Hive, none of that—so what the hell are we even supposed to be playing?”
“I mean, the zombies crawling all over the place at least prove this really is Resident Evil…
in the most brutally literal way possible.”
“I’ve already been hiding in the mansion for an entire day.
Not a single zombie came near me the whole time.
Feels like if I just keep hiding until the mission ends, clearing this thing might not be that hard.”
“I’m so damn jealous of the people who spawned inside the mansion.
I can’t even get in at all—there are zombie dogs everywhere outside.
If you run into one, you’re basically finished.”
“There was some idiot yesterday who actually thought the wilderness would be safer, ran out there, and then never made another sound.”
“I’m fucking super regretting picking this trash instance right now.
It has absolutely nothing to do with the movie plot.”
“Hahaha, watching you all suffer makes me happy.
I already completed one side quest early this morning, and my main quest’s almost done too.
Feels like I’ve got a B-rank minimum locked in.”
“Honestly, Train to Busan would’ve worked too.
Max evaluation is still S+ anyway.
Sure, it’s harder, but at least it’s better than this.”
“In Hell Mode, the only ones I recognized were Train to Busan and Resident Evil, so I picked Resident Evil and still got screwed.
But to be fair, Train to Busan is absurdly hard—only two people survive in the end.
That’s real Hell Mode.”
“What makes Train to Busan hard isn’t even the zombies.
It’s human nature.
The biggest issue is that there are no guns.
“Brothers, choosing Resident Evil isn’t the scariest part.
The scariest part is that your next instance is still going to be this same damn series.
That’s the real torture.”
“…”
After reading through the public chat for a while, Han Yue realized that not a single person was mentioning the fact that this was the Resident Evil game plot.
“Don’t tell me I’m really the only one who knows?”
He found that hard to believe.
Mainly because these people had clearly watched the movies, so how was it possible that not even one of them had played the games?
As for the other Hell Mode instances, Han Yue had played titles like H1Z1 and Dead Frontier before too.
One of them leaned more toward a survival mode where you had to scavenge every last supply yourself.
There were also other players running around, so conflicts happened often.
On top of that, there were Screamer-type zombies.
Running into those was extremely dangerous.
As for Dead Frontier, it was fairly similar—also an online game.
Put simply, it was the kind of game where you grinded gear and levels, and the further you went, the more the content became the same loop: the zombies got tougher and tougher, and there was even one monster that could chase you forever and could not be killed, something roughly similar to a Tyrant.
So overall, even knowing those games well enough, Han Yue still would not have chosen either of them.
Perhaps because his body was too exhausted, Han Yue ended up falling asleep without even realizing it while reading the reincarnators’ messages.
……..
Night of July 24.
A helicopter was sweeping over the Arklay Mountains.
It was S.T.A.R.S.
Alpha Team, led by Wesker.
At this point, more than twenty hours had already passed since Bravo Team had lost contact.
Then, with a shout from Jill, the team spotted Bravo Team’s helicopter, which had made an emergency landing in the forest.
But when they went down to inspect it, they found that the pilot, Kevin, was already dead.
After noticing the obvious bite marks from wild beasts on his body, several of them split up to investigate.
…
Now then, let’s briefly introduce this squad. You are reading on novelping.com, the official source.
Because this lineup could honestly be described as an all-star roster—an unbelievably luxurious cast.
There were six people in total.
And aside from two unnamed cannon-fodder extras, every single one of them was a heavy hitter.
It could be said that each of them stood near the top of the Resident Evil pyramid.
By comparison, just looking at Bravo Team—with only Rebecca really standing out—made the difference painfully obvious.
First was one of the classic male protagonists of Resident Evil, Chris Redfield, age twenty-five.
He had once served in the Air Force, but was either discharged or forced out because of conflicts with his superiors.
He later joined S.T.A.R.S.
He had an excellent physique, top-tier marksmanship, and was also Claire’s older brother.
Second was one of the most popular female leads in the entire Resident Evil series, Jill Valentine, age twenty-three.
If you ask what kind of Resident Evil videos get the highest views, it is basically guaranteed to be all kinds of mod videos featuring Jill, Claire, and Ada.
There are lots of Jill memes too—for example, people jokingly calling it “Kidney Evil”, and Carlos’s line, “Beautiful enough to drip water.”
Jill’s capabilities hardly needed explaining.
She had bomb disposal training connected to Delta Force, was highly skilled with locks, and was more than capable in combat.
Third was Barry Burton, the team’s firearms and equipment specialist.
At thirty-eight, he was also an old veteran.
Before joining S.T.A.R.S., he had served in the Air Force in the same unit as Chris.
And the last one—team captain Wesker—was the single most iconic villain in the Resident Evil series.
Bar none.
After the group split up to search the area, the first one to get attacked was one of the unnamed background guys who had not even been worth mentioning before.
He was bitten to death on the spot by zombie dogs.
Faced with that sudden disaster, Jill froze for a moment, and Chris opened fire to save her.
As the two of them ran, the zombie dogs quickly caught up from behind.
And at that very moment, Wesker fired the shot he would regret for the rest of his life.
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