The situation at the police station was far better than what Fang Zheng had seen in the game. In the original game, the entire police station lobby had been empty, with corpses scattered everywhere.
But now, there were still a few people in the police station. They had sealed off all the surrounding routes and were merely huddling in the lobby.
The arriving Fang Zheng and the others gave them quite a shock. When they saw Gil, the officers became especially excited, rushing over to surround her and thank her profusely.
It was only then that Fang Zheng learned what had happened here.
Although Raccoon City had still become this lifeless hellscape, the police officers had not suffered the same misfortune as in the game. The reason was that when S.T.A.R.S. had returned, they had informed their colleagues at the police station of what they had encountered. Of course, most officers had not really believed them, but the S.T.A.R.S. officers had tirelessly warned them nonetheless.
Since the S.T.A.R.S. team members were all highly respected within the department, whether the others believed them or not, they had at least remembered their words.
And it was precisely that information that allowed them to survive the crisis that followed. If they had not heard Rebecca and the others describe these things, they would have simply regarded the virus-infected people as drug addicts gone mad. But after hearing those descriptions, the officers had naturally become more cautious when faced with those strange figures that groaned and shuffled along slowly.
Of course, some had scoffed and claimed that it was all just lies casually made up by those S.T.A.R.S. elites, nothing worth worrying about—well, those stubborn fools had soon taught their colleagues an unforgettable lesson with their lives.
Because of this, many officers had made