Jackals and Dogs

Albert Wesker has big ambitions.

But he is also very clever, especially in his ability to assess situations. In the storyline, Wesker betrayed Spencer and took away most of the research data when the Raccoon City crisis ended and Umbrella was purged.

Then, Wesker colluded with people from Sanlian Pharmaceutical in a certain region of Africa and, using Umbrella's virus research, quietly began new virus research.

Unfortunately, he ultimately fell short, dying at the hands of Kree.

At present, Umbrella Corporation still appears to be very powerful on the surface, but Wesker knows very well that the news of the T-Virus leak cannot be kept secret for long.

The government will soon find clues and delve deeper into the truth about the virus. By then... it won't just be the government that wants Umbrella dead.

Sanlian Pharmaceutical, international pharmaceutical groups, and those forces that were originally suppressed by Umbrella will pounce like mad dogs, tearing at every piece of Umbrella's flesh!

Umbrella... is already a wrecked ship.

If that's the case, why doesn't he sell it while it's still alive and has some value?

Spencer, Umbrella, and virus research were the gifts Wesker had carefully selected as a "surrender" gift!

In fact, his original plan was to secretly hire Ada to steal information about the G-Virus, and then, once Umbrella's ship sank, he would have enough capital to seek his next partner.

Unfortunately, Alvin's sudden appearance disrupted the entire plan, forcing him to reassess the situation and make his current judgment.

"Mr. Alvin, to express my sincerity..."

Wesker's expression and tone were extremely humble, as if he were completely at your mercy and willing to be disposed of at will.

"Ada, what do you think?"

Alvin suddenly became curious about how Ada would evaluate her former employer. "Do you think I should say yes to him?"

"No! Don't agree to it!"

Yani already harbored hostility towards Spencer's associates, especially Wesker's fickle and despicable behavior, which disgusted her. She glared at the humble Wesker and said, "That guy is a scoundrel! He betrayed Spencer today, and he'll betray you next!"

However, Ada, after careful consideration, gave a completely different answer, "Boss, from a personal perspective, I don't think Wesker is a qualified subordinate, but... putting aside personal feelings, I must say that Albert Wesker is an exceptionally talented person."

"Ada, you..."

Yani stared wide-eyed at Ada.

Just as she was about to speak, she saw the "Black Dog" slowly stand up, its vertical pupils filled with murderous intent, radiating a chilling and icy aura.

"The sir did not ask for your opinion, Dr. Yani."

Arno's icy gaze, like a sharp blade, sliced through Yani's flesh, rubbing against her bones, the chill seeping into her very marrow. "This is the first warning. There won't be a next time. I hope you'll remember it."

Clearly, her unauthorized interruption had displeased "Tyrant Xenomorph" and Arno.

Yani took a half-step back in alarm, instinctively glancing at Alvin. He remained seated, his smile unchanged, but... the air felt cold.

She shut her mouth and lowered her head deeply.

Seeing that no one was disturbing him, Alvin smiled and looked at Ada: "You can continue, Ada."

"Yes, Boss."

Ada glanced at Yani, sighing inwardly at her foolishness, and then continued, "Wesker is the founder of Umbrella, Marcus's prized disciple, and has achieved great success in biology. He also serves as the captain of a special Tactical Squad and is excellent in marksmanship and close combat. If you recruit him, he will become a powerful assistant to you. The only thing to worry about... is when this guy will choose to betray you."

Her remarks were quite fair. She neither attacked Wesker's abilities based on personal feelings, nor did she indirectly point out Wesker's true nature.

Ada had guessed the boss's intentions from the very beginning.

If he really didn't intend to accept Wesker, why bother asking for her opinion?

Wesker was well aware of this, which was why he remained silent and didn't say a word when Yani was yelling.

Only Yani, that foolish woman, failed to see the situation clearly and jumped out, only to be warned as a result.

"You sound very capable and ambitious." After listening, Alvin turned his gaze to Wesker, a slight smile playing on his lips. "Then... tell me, would you betray me, Mr. Albert Wesker?"

"At least, not now, sir."

Wesker made no attempt to conceal his ambition, seemingly unconcerned about being purged for it, stating bluntly. "I am a jackal, and a dog, but only when my master is weak... will I become a jackal. That is my answer, sir."

"A very interesting answer, Mr. Wesker."

Alvin smiled, seemingly satisfied with his answer, "I understand what you mean. As long as your master is powerful enough, you will always be the most loyal dog in your master's hands, and will never become a wolf... right?"

"Yes, sir."

Wesker didn't mind comparing himself to an animal.

On the contrary, in his view, anyone can be a beast, it's just a matter of changing status; Marcus was like that before, and Spencer is like that now.

To tame a "jackal," you inevitably have to pay a price, don't you?

Spencer knew all along that he would one day face repercussions, yet he still chose to use Wesker —wasn't it precisely because of his abilities?

So, what will Alvin choose?

Looking at Wesker, who had surrendered, he rubbed his index finger and thumb together and chuckled, "Interesting. Well then... let's wait and see if I can tame this 'jackal'."

He wouldn't mind taking Wesker.

Wesker is intelligent and cunning, like a jackal. He appears loyal most of the time, but as he said, he will turn against his master when the master is at his weakest!

However, the prerequisite for a backlash is that the master has become so weak that he can no longer restrain this ambitious "jackal".

The fates of Marcus and Spencer perfectly illustrate Wesker's words: they were too weak to control the fierce, cunning, and treacherous "jackals," which is why they were devoured.

However, Alvin has nothing to worry about.

He will prepare an inescapable "chain" for Wesker, cutting it off at the source so that he will never even entertain the thought of "betrayal," both physiologically and psychologically!

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"In my country, there is such a word."

Alvin stroked the "Tyrant Xenomorph," his gaze falling as he said indifferently, "A pledge of allegiance... means joining a faction. It's not enough to just talk about it; you have to do something that will earn your approval. Do you understand what I mean, Wesker?"

What do you want me to do?

Wesker immediately understood, and lowered his head. "I'm willing to prove to you my abilities, and... the value I can bring you!"

"Very good, you're very smart."

Alvin looked out of the police station; the sky was just beginning to lighten. He said calmly, "An hour from now, I want to see Spencer alive and well here. Understand?"

Wesker lowered his head, his eyes flashing red, and grinned, "As you wish, Mr. Alvin!"