The BSAA team led by Chris and Jill still successfully eradicated the terrorist organization The Greyhound, stopping the spread of the T-Abyss Virus in the ocean, and also exposing the conspiracy of FBC leader Morgan Lansdale.
It turned out that the previous Floating Island Panic incident was actually a self-directed and self-acted play orchestrated by FBC leader Morgan to solidify his position.
Morgan collaborated with the terrorist organization The Greyhound, allowing The Greyhound to deploy bio-monsters and bio-viruses on the Floating Island, causing a large-scale infection.
Afterward, he sent FBC members to eliminate the Resident Evil incident, and then directly used the terrifying destructive energy of the Apollo satellite to sink the Floating Island, destroying all evidence.
After resolving the Resident Evil incident, Morgan was praised by the European Union and the US Government, thereby solidifying his position as the FBC leader.
After gaining the power he desired, Morgan feared that the terrorist organization The Greyhound would reveal his despicable methods to the outside world, so he decided to double-cross them and eliminate The Greyhound first.
But who knew that the The Greyhound organization members were not completely eradicated, and there were still remnants.
The three ships at sea and the desolate mountains were the bases where the remaining The Greyhound members were stationed.
After learning that Morgan, this hypocrite, had betrayed them, they also planned to expose Morgan's despicable act of self-directing the sinking of the Floating Island to the outside world.
Thus, The Greyhound and Morgan's FBC organization entered the fray simultaneously, and with the addition of BSAA members, this incident occurred.
But fortunately, Chris, Jill, and other BSAA members ultimately successfully exposed Morgan's evil conspiracy.
After the evidence was made public, Morgan, as the FBC leader, was arrested, and the matter temporarily came to an end.
And after this incident, the BSAA's reputation soared, and more and more righteous soldiers and volunteers who had suffered from bioterrorism joined BSAA.
Chris's wish to make the BSAA global finally came true, but unfortunately, he still holds the position of a mere captain.
This is truly helpless; a BSAA that cannot control its own voice will never go far.
It was precisely for this reason from the beginning that Javier refused to cooperate with Chris and others—
"Hey, Javier, I succeeded!"
"Come and see what good stuff I've invented! I've successfully replicated the Blue Light Ultraviolet Bullet you wanted, and even made further improvements!"
Just as Javier was lost in thought in front of the TV in the villa, a voice pulled his thoughts back to reality.
He turned his head to look, and there he was, Luis.
Luis looked excited, holding a blue Ultraviolet Bullet in his hand.
Earlier, Javier had secretly brought back a Blue Light Ultraviolet Bullet used by werewolves against vampires for Luis to research.
He hoped Luis could help him replicate an identical product, as the power of ultraviolet light even frightens the Plaga parasite, which would be very useful for Javier in the next chapter of his dungeon crawl.
But what Javier didn't expect was that Luis finished so quickly; it was truly surprising—!
"This is the newly improved Blue Light Ultraviolet Bullet.
The person who invented this thing is indeed a genius.
Under normal circumstances, light energy is very difficult to store."
"To store light energy, you must have a suitable container, smooth inside and coated with reflective silver powder, allowing light to refract infinitely within it, thus enabling storage."
"But undoubtedly, this is just a theoretical idea, and the storage time is short, so light cannot be stored.
However, light can be converted into electrical and thermal energy."
"And according to this idea, the design of the Blue Light Ultraviolet Bullet is the opposite: converting other energies into light energy.
For example, a flashbang relies on the burning of ammonium metal and magnesium powder inside to produce a strong light reaction, achieving its strong light and sonic boom characteristics."
"Therefore, this Blue Ultraviolet Bullet is also designed this way: it's strong light triggered by a chemical reaction that is then converted into ultraviolet light."
"The only problem is that this bullet lacks penetration.
After all, ordinary bullets achieve their design purpose by the burning and heating of gunpowder inside the casing, producing intense energy that propels the warhead out.
But the Blue Light Ultraviolet Bullet itself is energy."
"It cannot be designed that way; if gunpowder is still used for propulsion, it will cause a barrel burst.
So I came up with a very simple and crude method: a two-stage bullet propulsion—!"
Luis, having succeeded in his experiment, immediately began excitedly talking to Javier about his ingenious design.
But unfortunately, Javier, being a blockhead, clearly didn't understand what Luis was blabbering about and just urged Luis to quickly show him the newly improved Blue Light Ultraviolet Bullet.
Javier stated that he was a practical person, not a theoretical one.
Explaining so much to him was not as good as directly giving him a sample to study; that way, Javier could even figure some things out himself!
Upon hearing Javier's complaint, Luis unenthusiastically handed the Blue Light Ultraviolet Bullet in his hand to Javier, thinking that talking to an idiot was truly troublesome.
Soon, Javier saw Luis's newly improved Blue Light Ultraviolet Bullet.
It was a two-stage design, with the core that stores chemical reagents and reacts to produce ultraviolet light at the very front.
The rear part was an ordinary bullet casing.
Luis's idea was simple: to use the ultraviolet core as the warhead.
The propulsion at the rear would be provided by the gunpowder burning in the ordinary bullet casing.
Because the two were separated, there would be no barrel burst.
The ultraviolet core, when fired, would rapidly attack the target.
Then, considering the penetration issue, Luis added a sharp metal striking pin to the front.
This could help break through the target's defense and also indirectly trigger the chemical reagents stored in the core to react.
Then, intense ultraviolet light would be released, thus perfecting the Blue Light Ultraviolet Bullet, which combines speed, burst, and penetration.
Of course, this was not perfect.
This two-stage bullet was about ten centimeters long, comparable to a barrett heavy sniper rifle bullet, and such a bullet could not be loaded and fired by ordinary firearms.
It required weapons with special magazines and barrels, and it could not fire continuously, having many drawbacks.
However, even so, Javier was already very satisfied.
One shot could severely wound an Infected by the Plaga parasite; it was an extremely restraining weapon.
A few flaws were not a big deal, as long as the benefits outweighed the drawbacks.
"Thanks, I'm very satisfied."
"Give me the design data.
I'll find a machine tool to try mass production and test its power and fault tolerance.
As for the exclusive firearm for firing it, I can modify it myself; just expanding the barrel.
Some shotgun barrels are just right."
Javier carefully examined the Blue Light Ultraviolet Bullet in front of him, as if it were a work of art, and expressed his satisfaction.
After Luis gave him the design data, Javier let Luis go, allowing him to continue researching his Plaga parasite.
Although Javier didn't offer any rewards, Luis was actually living very comfortably every day.
Relying on his newly invented ultraviolet laser surgical device, Luis obtained a patent, and after handing it over to Catherine's wealthy company to operate and sell, he made a fortune.
In the blink of an eye, he went from a homeless man to a wealthy young master, so Javier didn't need to worry about whether this guy's salary was enough.
And now, Luis's research on the Plaga parasite for Javier was purely his hobby, not forced.
He intended to quickly break through the barrier to a cure for the Plaga parasite.
Especially after Javier mentioned that in a certain area of the African continent, people had already started experimenting with the Plaga parasite for infection research, Luis became even more anxious to research, not wanting this damned bug to continue harming others.
"Speaking of which…"
"Wesker must be about to begin his plan, right? The Uroboros plan to save the human world."
While playing with the bullet in his hand, Javier's gaze turned to the sky outside the window, and he couldn't help but murmur to himself.
If he wasn't mistaken, Wesker should be about to begin his final creator plan, to become the Kami of the new era.
The ouroboros virus—an RNA virus derived from the progenitor virus, jointly developed by Wesker and Tricell.
After the Umbrella Corporation collapsed, the second-largest pharmaceutical company, Tricell, began to take the lead.
The company Wesker defected to was also Tricell, and it was also the company Ada once worked for.
In a mysterious land on the African continent, the Stairway of the Sun, the source of the progenitor virus, was discovered by Spencer.
The virus had actually existed on Earth for thousands or tens of thousands of years, belonging to the Earth's indigenous species, but it had simply not been discovered.
The local indigenous tribes in Africa regarded the Stairway of the Sun as a mysterious symbol because when someone consumed this flower, weak individuals would immediately die, while strong individuals would withstand the power of the Stairway of the Sun and become more powerful beings.
Therefore, the local indigenous tribes in Africa regarded the Stairway of the Sun as a sacred object.
Anyone who could withstand the power of the Stairway of the Sun would be revered as the tribal chief, guiding and leading the tribe forward.
When Spencer was young and traveling, he discovered the Stairway of the Sun and became obsessed with it, wanting to bring it back to the United States for research.
However, he found that the Stairway of the Sun would wither and die if it left its native environment.
Helpless, Spencer could only hire mercenaries to occupy the local indigenous tribes and build the African Umbrella Corporation Institute on the spot, beginning to research the power of the Stairway of the Sun.
At the same time, because of the patterns around the Stairway of the Sun, Spencer also used them as the logo standard for the Umbrella Corporation…
But unfortunately, after the Raccoon City incident, the Umbrella Corporation quickly collapsed, and a large number of personnel from the Umbrella Corporation Institute base in Africa were evacuated.
The place began to become desolate.
Thus, Tricell seized the opportunity, took over the nest, and continued to use the existing equipment for research.
And the ouroboros virus—it was a new type of virus extracted by Wesker and Tricell from the Stairway of the Sun, which is the progenitor virus.
Completely different from the progenitor virus, the newly improved ouroboros virus has a certain selectivity.
When it infects a host, the ouroboros virus will madly transform the host's body.
If the host's body genes cannot withstand this power, then the body will decompose into black substances (like black bean paste noodles), resembling rattlesnakes, hence it is called the ouroboros virus.
However, hosts who fail to fuse will not die immediately.
Instead, like zombies, these dense black bean paste noodles will continue to seek the next host to infect until they find a host that can withstand the power of the ouroboros virus, then they will stop.
In other words, only a small amount of the ouroboros virus can infect most of the world's creatures.
After all, it will autonomously and rapidly infect hosts, and the surrounding failed Infected will also be absorbed and strengthened by it, becoming a new part of the collapsing force.
And Wesker's plan was to use the ouroboros virus to screen all humans and creatures in the world, retaining a portion of humans who could withstand the power of the ouroboros virus.
This way, a new world would be completed, and new humans would be born.
A very grand plan, and he, Wesker, would become the Kami of the new world—!
To be honest, villains always destroy the world for no reason.
To this day, Javier still cannot understand the meaning of eliminating a large number of humans and retaining a portion of new humans.
To lead humanity towards evolution? But does it have to be so extreme?
You could clearly achieve the same effect by just researching a modified version of the T-Virus without side effects and injecting it into all humanity.
But he insists on such cruel screening.
Alas… Perhaps this is the mind of a genius; ordinary people can never understand—!
Volume 8: Revelations 2 and Resident Evil 5
After the Floating Island Panic and The Greyhound incidents ended, the next few months brought the Resident Evil Revelations 2 storyline, which is Barry's rescue mission.
After the Umbrella Corporation collapsed, people no longer trusted any authoritative institutions and governments.
To remedy this phenomenon, an organization called TerraSave was born.
They are a global anti-bioterrorism public welfare organization, similar to the world's poverty relief foundations.
For external groups joining, they only accept financial aid and do not allow group infiltration.
Their members are all volunteers who participate willingly, just like Chris's BSAA.
TerraSave also gathers volunteers to help those victims of biological viruses in need.
The only difference is that TerraSave belongs to the logistics department, not a frontline combat unit.
It focuses more on providing material assistance and rescuing the wounded.
Simply put, it is an anti-bioterrorism public welfare organization with much less risk than the BSAA.
And among them, our famous Resident Evil heroine, Claire, is in this organization.
After all, her brother Chris's BSAA was too dangerous, and Chris, being an overprotective brother, absolutely forbade Claire from joining.
But Claire, inheriting the stubbornness of the Redfield family, was clearly as stubborn as her brother Chris, so she secretly joined TerraSave, this public welfare organization.
And her brother Chris, upon learning of this, was also very helpless and had to allow his sister to help.
After all, Claire had witnessed the horror of biological viruses, so she naturally wanted to offer her humble help to those still suffering from biological virus harm in the world!