In a secluded valley lay the place where Yin Kuang had once buried Leon S. Kennedy. The scenery was fairly beautiful, which only made the lone grave seem all the more desolate and forlorn.
A hand clad in a black leather glove reached toward the gravestone, picked up the pack of cigarettes resting there, shook one loose, and placed it between its lips. The cigarette lit itself naturally.
Wesker stood silently before Leon S. Kennedy's grave, smoking without a word. Through the curling smoke, the eyes behind his sunglasses seemed even deeper and more mysterious.
Suddenly, a gust of wind swept through, whipping Wesker's black trench coat to one side with a loud flutter.
When the cigarette had burned halfway down, Wesker gently set it on Leon S. Kennedy's gravestone. "You and I are not the same, Leon. This world can no longer satisfy me. I'm going far, very far. And you should just lie here quietly. Old friend, farewell." With that, Wesker turned and left, vanishing without a trace in an instant.
On the gravestone, a cigarette continued to send wisps of white smoke into the air.
Yin Kuang and the others did not immediately return to "Liberation City-100." Instead, they spent two days in the wilderness. Now that they knew Northern Continent University had begun operating in this world long ago, they had to remain cautious, even if another group was dealing with Northern Continent University. Who could guarantee there were no Northern Continent University members within the "Liberation Zone"? Everyone therefore had to disguise themselves again. In addition, Yin Kuang needed time to comprehend the "Source" he had obtained from Leon. What shocked him was that Leon's "Source" alone exceeded the total amount Yin Kuang had painstakingly gathered from the worlds of "Three Kingdoms" and "Journey to