It turned out that after Yin Kuang and the others had gone far away, Wallace had actually pressed his dagger against Ada Wong's throat, his face wearing an expression of boundless longing and relief.
"For the goddess!"
That was right, everything was for the goddess. As long as the three key figures—Ada Wong, Leon S. Kennedy, and Wesker—died, this world would once again become an "ownerless realm." Then Yin Kuang would have a chance to merge his own "axis" into this world's "World Axis," thereby gaining control of it. Do not forget that, to a certain extent, Yin Kuang could be considered one of those who had influenced this world's "Great Transformation."
Because this world's true transformation had begun when he brought the perfect G-Virus into it.
That was why Yin Kuang had the chance to take part in this operation. That was why they tolerated Yin Kuang despite their utterly conflicting values. That was why Barbara had protected him at the cost of her life. That was why Wallace was now willing to stay behind and die, all so Yin Kuang and the others could escape and Ada Wong could be killed.
In fact, he could have handed Ada Wong over to Wesker and let Wesker and Red-clad Yin Kuang fight over her, while he slipped away, could he not? Compared with a weak outsider like him, Ada Wong's life was undoubtedly worth millions of times more.
And right now, this was the best chance to kill Ada Wong. How could Wallace possibly let her go so easily?
Yet at that moment, Wallace's dagger—sharp enough to cut metal as though it were tofu—had only just sliced a tiny bit into Ada Wong's snow-white skin, before even a drop of blood could seep out. He suddenly felt a vicious gust