Leon floated in the air, looking at the Tyrant that had been reduced to nothing but dry bones on the ground.
He also felt that it should be completely dead this time.
"Its vitality really is tenacious. Heh, the T-virus... another direction for the evolution of life?"
He turned his thoughts to the World Consciousness's plea for help.
In terms of supernatural power, the Resident Evil world had taken an entirely different path from his.
Kryptonians kept all their power within themselves; all their strength came from their own cells and blood, as well as yellow sunlight, of course.
Resident Evil, on the other hand, used biochemical power to enhance oneself.
According to the game's plot,
it could basically be divided into three major categories: viruses, parasites, and fungi.
Each of the three categories had its own origin.
Of them, viral technology had flourished the most.
Its origins were quite interesting.
—In ancient times, a flower called the Stairway to the Sun emerged in Africa, giving rise to a brilliant civilization there.
However, that civilization was later annihilated by history.
By the 1960s,
Umbrella's founders, Spencer, Marcus, and Edward,
discovered this plant in Africa once more.
From these Stairway to the Sun flowers, they extracted a strain called the "Progenitor Virus."
More than ten years later,
Marcus successfully combined the Progenitor Virus with leeches and developed the "T-virus."
During that time, Edward's son Alexander established a base in Antarctica, used his own ancestors' genes to cultivate two descendants, and developed the "T-Veronica Virus" there.
Meanwhile, Marcus's student and Spencer's informant, William Birkin, developed the T-virus variant known as the "G-virus" in an underground laboratory beneath Raccoon City.
These three viruses were the main strains during the early stages of the Resident Evil game world.
Others, such as the "T-Phobos Virus,"