When had Wesker ever been mocked and threatened like this? Though he was loath to admit it, reality forced him to acknowledge that he had miscalculated. He had been too eager to obtain what Ada Wong possessed, overestimated the weakness of Northern Continent University's students, and underestimated Yin Kuang's decisiveness and willingness to take risks. That series of miscalculations had ultimately cost him all initiative—unless he was willing to disregard Ada Wong's life.
But that was impossible. Ada Wong held what he needed—or rather, the people he needed: Isaacs and Aikenfo, two absolute experts in virology, unprecedented geniuses! At the root of it all, Wesker wanted to become stronger! In truth, he had not improved even the slightest bit in over five hundred years.
The reason Wesker restrained the bio-beasts under his command was, first, that he did not want to provoke Ada Wong and Leon S. Kennedy too severely; second, he simply had no interest in wiping out humanity. Just as humans did not constantly think about killing ants for no reason. The Liberation Corps and the Biohazard Corps had remained deadlocked for over a thousand years due to all manner of factors.
Over the years, Wesker had secretly entered the "Central Capital" more than once, only to be obstructed every time by clone Yin Kuang. One or two clones did not frighten him, but each time there was a whole group of them. It infuriated Wesker, yet left him utterly helpless. He knew those clones had to be the work of Isaacs and Aikenfo, which only strengthened his determination to abduct the two virology doctors.
Finally, after Yin Kuang and the others appeared—especially after learning that they intended to kill him, Leon, and Ada Wong—Wesker knew an excellent opportunity had presented itself. That was why he had not