In the end, this place still hadn't turned into the set of an adventure puzzle game.
Wesker, with every member of Team B pointing guns at his head, was completely dumbfounded and could only helplessly raise his hands in surrender. His subordinates had been equally shocked at first, but after Team B's captain, Enrique, tossed out the lists of Wesker's dealings with Umbrella, they too were left staring in disbelief.
Next, they naturally used the communications equipment to call back the guy who had fled earlier, then everyone evacuated.
That pilot was fairly loyal. After receiving their call, he hesitated again and again, but ultimately flew the helicopter back and picked up the S.T.A.R.S. members to leave.
"Then we should get going too."
Standing on the platform atop the mansion roof, Fang Zheng said goodbye to Rebecca and the others. They looked at him reluctantly.
"You really aren't coming with us?"
"We have our own things to do, and you should handle yours. Remember, move quickly. You know better than anyone how capable Umbrella is. Be careful that they don't catch wind of this and send people over to destroy the evidence and cover up the truth."
Frankly speaking, Fang Zheng did not really approve of the protagonists' methods for dealing with Umbrella. Of course, he had not played much of the later games, but judging from the films alone, the protagonists seemed to prefer using conventional methods to expose Umbrella's dirty secrets regarding biological weapons, then use the law to punish them.
But to Fang Zheng... honestly, that was treating the symptoms rather than the root cause.
It was like trying to destroy the United States. What was the point of killing the American president?
The best method would be to go to Wall Street and, following the Fortune