"Isaac Clark?"
Hearing that name, Fang Zheng thought for a moment, then looked toward the database before him.
"Oh, the survivor of the Aegis Seven incident. That unlucky guy who escaped, only to be locked up here again..."
No wonder he had managed to get out.
According to the interrogation records in the Space Station database, this was a fierce man who had fought his way into and out of the ship seven times all by himself. Corpse Transformations were probably nothing more than a minor nuisance to him. Just like Leon and Claire—though they had only been rookies before, after fighting their way out of Raccoon City, they had become zombie experts.
Thus, their next objective became quite clear.
"Why are we going to find this man named Isaac?"
Following beside Fang Zheng, Elena wore an unhappy expression. She had originally thought they could leave this damned place after gathering enough information, but Fang Zheng actually intended to keep moving forward.
"There are benefits to following the protagonist. At the very least, we won't have to worry about what comes next."
"The protagonist?"
"Yeah. Look, according to the information, during the previous Aegis Seven incident, he entered an infected spaceship, destroyed a Divine Seal beacon replica, and defeated the final boss called the Hive Mind. If you viewed the whole story from his perspective, wouldn't he obviously be the protagonist?"
"Isn't everyone usually the protagonist of their own story?"
"Then what do you think of the man who set off on a journey with his companions, only to be killed in the very next moment?"
"Obviously a supporting character."
The conversation ended there.
The facts proved that there really were benefits to following the protagonist.
For example, while tracking Isaac, the two of them finally no longer had to