The Woman Who Wasn't Like the FBI

Hearing that the Umbrella had fallen from grace, the happiest person present was none other than Jill Valentian, the SWAT officer who was currently suspended from duty. Her suspension, citing "mental breakdown," was orchestrated by the Umbrella.

What If...? it were just a personal grudge, perhaps Jill Valentian wouldn't have been so agitated. But the other party had been targeted by her for various illegal activities, and then used his power to suppress the matter along with her.

Whether what happened in Raccoon City today was negligence or intentional, the Umbrella has indeed put the entire city in danger, resulting in the deaths of many innocent people. How can Jill Valentine, who hates evil, tolerate all of this?

She was able to go through six months of Delta Force training and become a SWAT officer, which shows she's not the type to compromise under pressure. Even disregarding personal grudges, Jill Valentine wouldn't let Umbrella Corporation off the hook easily.

Upon hearing Ada Wong's statement, Jill Valentine asked with great interest, "So what are people discussing about Umbrella on the internet right now?"

Normally, Ada Wong would have just said something like, "Go see for yourself." But regardless of whether they were on the same side, she did make some demands of Jill Valentine.

Ada Wong then revealed her findings without reservation. "That kind anonymous person not only sent Umbrella Corporation's internal documents and illegal research content to the private email accounts of some big shots."

"It's also on major forums, news groups, newspapers, and news channels. And as if afraid people wouldn't believe it, they even shared Raccoon City traffic surveillance footage and footage of Zombies biting people using P2P software."

"No matter how well the public relations department of the Umbrella Corporation manipulates public opinion, or how quickly the lawyers' letters are sent by the legal department, it cannot stop the spread of these messages. The most fatal thing is the P2P dissemination method, which is simply unstoppable."

"It can be said that public opinion on the internet is overwhelmingly unfavorable to the Umbrella Corporation. But we all know that the popularity of online news is much shorter than that of print media in the past; as long as the follow-up information is properly controlled, the news will cool down quickly."

"But the most damaging thing isn't the criticism from netizens. In some private forums, the wealthy are all asking the same question: Who got the tickets?"

"Tickets?" Jill Valentine was puzzled at first, then suddenly realized. "Ah, is that the ' Cleansing Plan ' we mentioned earlier about the Umbrella Corporation? What exactly is that?" Ada Wong displayed a document on the screen and explained, "Simply put, Umbrella will establish shelters to preserve a portion of the seeds of life. Earth will be left to be cleansed by animals infected with the virus, with the main goal of wiping out humanity."

"Once the original humans on Earth are extinct, the Umbrella Corporation will step in and release Antiviral Serum to solve the virus problem. Once there is no longer a threat to the surface, the people in the shelter can return and become the masters of the new era."

"This plan is not some child's doodle or fairy tale; it is a real plan with implementation steps and a feasible scheme. Umbrella Corporation also specified the projects that have been completed and those that still have technical challenges to overcome."

"It's as if God used a flood to cleanse the world of its sins, and only the animals chosen by Noah who boarded the ark had a chance to live to the next era." But those who held most of the power in this era suddenly realized that they didn't even have a ticket to safely cross over to the next. So they were all asking, "Who got the ticket?" instead of asking who was qualified.

"Within that circle, this event has been defined as a bloody revolution to reshape social order, with the real target being those in power who are at the core."

"This has led some people who might have had tickets, such as shareholders of the Umbrella Corporation and some partner companies, to vehemently deny receiving tickets from the Umbrella Corporation."

"Furthermore, Umbrella's biggest asset is that detailed information about the virus and Antiviral Serum has been made public. Do you think Umbrella Corporation has any chance of survival under these circumstances?"

Jill Valentian was puzzled. "It's just about the tickets. Does the Umbrella Corporation give each rich person a ticket and let them bring whomever they want? Is it really that difficult to recruit people that way?"

"That's the only superficial answer you can come up with," Ada Wong said with a smirk. "Let me ask you a question: For those who already hold real power in the world, what are the benefits of accepting the 'ticket' of Umbrella and transitioning to the new era?"

"Hmm... alive?"

Ada Wong looked intently at Jill Valentine. "To survive, you have to accept a future where the Umbrella sets the rules. Then they'll be like sheep kicked out of the core of power, becoming sheep to be herded by a shepherd."

"Instead of that, why not cut off the possibility of that future becoming a reality? Then these people will remain in the inner circle of power, the rules of society will still be set by them, and they will operate in the way they are familiar with." Having grasped Ada Wong's logic, Jill Valentine finally admitted, "The Umbrella is indeed terrible."

"So what are you planning to do next?" Ada Wong suddenly asked Jill. "After the biohazard in Raccoon City is over." "What am I going to do? Go back to S... RS, beat the criminals I see to a pulp, and then send them to court." Perhaps she didn't get along with Ada Wong at first, but they were comrades who had spent a tough night together. Jill Valentine spoke with a somewhat unrestrained and liberated air.

"Want to join the FBI?" Ada Wong invited.

Jill Valentine didn't immediately agree, but instead stared sharply at the alluring, femme fatale. "You're not an FBI agent, are you?" "Oh, why do you say that?" Ada Wong didn't show any panic, but instead asked calmly.

"I've met FBI agents, but you don't seem like one; you're more like the kind of I I encountered during my Delta Force days. Of course, I'm not saying you're an I, but you're definitely not an FBI agent."

"A shrewd girl." Ada Wong didn't continue the conversation, instead asking the woman beside her who was staring blankly at the computer screen, "Alice, what about you? Want to come with me to the FBI?"

Coming to her senses, Alice looked troubled. "I need to go find someone first."

"Alicia Marcus, right?"

Faced with Ada Wong's pointed observation, Alice frowned but nodded in acknowledgment. "Since you know this name, you should know that no matter which organization you're backing, you can't recruit someone who doesn't exist."

"The information released by Umbrella Corporation did not include ' Alice Project,'" Ada Wong said, speaking as if cryptically about something seemingly unrelated.

However, Alice knew very well that as long as the details of the plan were not made public, her identity would remain a secret. For a moment, her expression was complicated; she didn't know whether to breathe a sigh of relief or feel confused.

Ada Wong casually remarked, "It seems our Mr. Anonymous is quite a gentle person." "What? What are you talking about? I don't understand a word!" Spider-Man suddenly appeared, firing off a barrage of questions. He even sat down at the computer and began searching a file. "So, what exactly is Alice Project?"

The Spider-Sense seemed oblivious to the deathly gaze emanating from Alice's eyes. Jill Valentine, though equally bewildered, at least understood the previous atmosphere.

Ada Wong, watching the enthusiastic Little Bug, smiled with a hint of helplessness. "Spider-Man, you don't seem to have much luck with women in real life, do you?" Spider-Man, flustered, looked embarrassed. "Why do you say that?" Mary Jane liked Spider-Man, Peter Parker was just a persistent pursuer who kept getting rejected.

"Being clueless about romance is a big no-no, young masked hero," Ada Wong teased.