@deadfuture continued: X
âAnd I, you.â Wesker says, reaching up to adjust his sunglasses. âWong was always soâŠparticular whenever your name would get thrown out.â Particular was one way to put it, having a tendency to forget where her loyalties lay and who was signing her paycheck was another.
âHow are the Redfieldâs these days? I do believe that youâve maintained some semblance of a relationship with them? It is strangely entertaining to me how small the world continues to prove itself to be. Just think, If you had come just a little bit earlier to Raccoon City, we might have crossed paths. I seem to recall a banner, if Iâm not mistaken? They were so pleased to get a new rookie assigned. Too bad no one got to cut the cake.â It was one of those random pieces of information that Wesker filed away. That banner. Itâd been amusing when heâd first seen it.
âAlthough, if Iâm to remember correctly. Youâre not BSAA. So what brings you down here into my little parlor? All alone?â
   He doesnât like the look on Weskerâs face. He has the look of someone that knows too many things and heâs waiting to turn that knowledge into weapons. Leon feels like heâs been splashed with cold water. His throat goes dry. No, he had been⊠on leave. What Wesker says isnât new information. The invisible noose around his throat tightens, the chain tugs hard. His eyes narrow.
       âGood thing my yearly review hasnât looked good in years.â Leon glances away from Wesker, searching for something. An exit he can slowly make his way toward. Heâs not sure what Wesker gets out of telling him this. âMaybe they just donât like the way you run things, ever think of that?â
  Itâs a pitiful retort, but itâs all Leon has. Weskerâs right. They wonât like this at all, and theyâll find out. Leonâs not sure what the consequence for that is. Heâs not sure about a lot of things in his life.
       âHow about you give me the run down about what your doing here, Wesker, and weâll see if itâs up to standard.â
âWhat Iâm doing?â Wesker repeats, fake indignation clear in his voice. Heâs enjoying this, heâs enjoying it immensely and heâs not afraid to show it. âWhat Iâm doing is my job, Agent Kennedy. Which is what itâs always been: creating newer, smarter and more powerful bio-organic weapons for mass production, and creating devastating viruses that can be utilized in the field quickly and without the chance of true retaliation from the other side.â He arches an eyebrow.
âDonât tell me that you are still so naĂŻve at this point in your career to not consider what the government would truly do with someone like me once they got their hands on me? Did you think theyâd lock me away? Experiment on me? Whatever for? When they can give me a job. A job that I do very, very well.â He steps closer to the other man. âYou know how it is, everyone wants the bigger and better stick, and nothing gets people to open their wallets and shelve their supposed morality quite like handing them exactly that.â Heâs not afraid of the gun. Heâs not been afraid of them for some time and so he doesnât bother not crowding Kennedy a bit.
âDo you honestly think that all of those âbio-organic incidentsâ were outside parties?â His voice lowers a bit, heâs got the upper hand in all areas and he knows it. âDo you truly think that my coffers and my âfriends in high placesâ will ever run dry?â

















