Just as the MaxTac soldiers forcefully pressed down Jill's gun, someone said, "Begin setting up the imaging device." Several soldiers carrying metal cases walked over. As they took out instruments that looked extremely advanced and arranged them before the camera, everyone's attention was immediately drawn to them.
After the calibration was complete, a Military Science technician operating the control terminal on a folding table nearby pressed his earpiece and reported, "Sir. Complete."
Bzzzz...
The 3D holographic projector began operating. Blue-white data lines started tracing themselves through the air, and before long, a tall urban beauty shimmering with blue light appeared in the devastated village.
"Vladimir, or Spencer, it's been a long time. You recognize me, don't you?"
The woman looked directly at the camera the moment she appeared.
"You vermin, tell me—just how many resources that belonged to me did you embezzle?"
The holographic projector constructed a three-dimensional virtual grid. Vera's voice, outlined by blue-white data lines, seemed to carry a faint inorganic electronic undertone as it emerged from the synchronized speakers placed around the site.
You vermin...
"Vera Adelheid!"
Inside the main control room of Umbrella's Caucasus Division underground research facility, Sergei Vladimir abruptly leaned forward. The indifference on his face shattered as he stared at the console screen, a bestial grin spreading across his features.
How could he possibly mistake that woman? She was the greatest traitor responsible for Umbrella's decline into its current state!
"Well, if it isn't Chief Executive Officer Vera Adelheid Russell. Instead of staying in your luxurious Military Science Building to handle international affairs and reorganize or swallow assets that do not belong to you, what brings your precious attention to this backwater in the Caucasus?"
Picking up the microphone, Sergei's expression turned frigid. After his sarcastic remarks, he immediately lashed out, "Traitor!"
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