Thus, the group wasted no more time and, led by Yin Kuang, headed for the valley where Leon S. Kennedy had been buried.
They traveled in silence. Half an hour later, they arrived outside the secluded valley. Yin Kuang said, "This is the place." Wallace immediately rushed in first and vanished from sight. He had clearly gone ahead to scout the area. Quinn, whose arms had already regrown, sniffed here and there, using his sense of smell to investigate the surroundings.
Before long, Wallace returned and said, "No signs that anyone has been here." Yin Kuang said, "This place is more than ten kilometers from the destroyed section of the 'Steel Great Wall.' Human scouts will find it sooner or later. We just need to wait here." The taciturn Lester asked, "What if Ada Wong doesn't care whether Leon lives or dies?" Yin Kuang said with certainty, "She will. Otherwise, she wouldn't have rushed to the 'Steel Great Wall' as soon as she learned that Leon had entered the biohazard zone." Lester nodded.
Blood Thorn said, "Then find your own positions and lie in ambush. Adjust your condition and prepare for battle."
Sure enough, Yin Kuang's prediction proved correct. After waiting for roughly two hours, a small scouting unit entered the valley right under Yin Kuang and the others' noses. They soon spotted Leon's grave. A grave standing so close to the "Steel Great Wall" immediately drew the scouts' attention. At first, they did not recognize the name carved on the tombstone—"Leon Scott Kennedy"—but then one soldier said, "Isn't the legendary Great Ranger named Leon?" The scouts' expressions changed at once. They had no mood to investigate anywhere else and hurriedly withdrew from the valley, disappearing into the forest.
About half an hour later, a large group arrived outside the