@sxperstes —that all hell would break loose if the virus infected an entire city, but then again, quite a few people would look upon those who survived Raccoon City for help.
@sxperstes —she had for Leon, hopefully something useful.
❝All I know is that some group decided to mix an old Las Plagas sample along with the G-Virus. There’s also traces of uroboros in there.❞ The spy sounded a little sarcastic as she added an unseeable eyeroll on her end. She knew—
@sxperstes ❝Lucky for us, we’ve got a new virus in town.❞ The sound of footsteps could be heard as she said that. Footsteps of her own. She seemed to have cleared the area out and she wasn’t entirely surprised that they already began distributing the virus. Ada began to relay what info —
@sxperstes —, still attempting her sarcastic sense of humor, put her communicator on the floor and began to shoot back at her “assailants” and, after a few minutes, was able to pick up her communicator once again.
❝Sorry about that. You rang?❞
@sxperstes It took a few minutes before Ada was able to respond to the call. She found herself cover and was eventually able to respond, the sound of gunfire could be heard over the communicator, as well as explosions.
❝Mind giving me a sec? My dance card’s kinda full.❞
The spy —
Ada, now certain of a new viral outbreak, flipped on her communicator in order to contact a certain person she knew. Of course her call would be anonymous and most likely would have to leave a voicemail.
❝@sxperstes, looks like we’ll have some trouble coming up. Have fun.❞
—area. Of course, that was when she got off the roof, which was easy for her since she had her trusty Hookshot with her.
This may have become the prologue for events to come.
#OpenRP
—her employer and tell them to meet her at their designated place.
❝Hey. I’ve got the intel you asked for, and even video intel. If you’d want it. Ditch the pleasantries and meet me where we agreed.❞
The spy then hung up on her employer and proceeded to walk to the meeting—
—at the edge of the open hatch and allowed herself to zipline up it.
Once at the top if the building, Ada checked the footage she had taken. It was a truly gruesome sight, for anyone and she had seen some things.
Going over the footage once more, the spy decidedly to contact —
—no good reason. Her employer didn’t want any form of sample, only intel and so, as soon as she got what she saw on video, she silently began to flee the scene.
She went through the doorway she originally came through and silently ran up the stairs before shooting her Hookshot—
—“punished” for his actions. The scientist had been injected with the virus by the others and then sealed into a thick glass room. He transformed within seconds and cried out in pain as he did.
Ada felt sorry for the scientist who was subjected to that torture, being turned for—
—heard the sound of yelling and protests which sounded like pleads coming from her right.
Opening the door ajar once more, Ada looked inside. One of the scientists was being forcibly tested on by the others. They said that he did not “follow orders” and therefore must be —
—the exact same way the scientists did. No use going the opposite direction and roaming aimlessly, after all.
Silently walking to her left, she continued to listen out for voices or machinery which could be working on the virus.
She continued walking.
Eventually, the spy —
—conversed with each other.
The last one had filled up their cup with some coffee and they all began to leave. Coffee. Ada couldn’t stand it.
Once they had all left and all was silent, Ada opened the door and walked through the doorway. Observing the hallway, Ada decided to go—
—the limitations of each virus, Ada knew that mixing the three would most likely result in failure, however, one of the other scientists seemed to have already known that.
What, were they on a coffee break or something? Most likely. Ada continued to listen to them as they —
—would -not- be pretty.
She figured that the scientists were now aiming to create a disaster which was worse than Raccoon City.
The spy listened in some more. They apparently wanted to test what would happen if they mixed the C-Virus with the G and Progenitor viruses. Knowing —
—adjusted her hearing in order to get every single word down. Apparently, the scientists managed to fuse the G-Virus with the Progenitor Virus. Two viruses that Ada knew about all too well. She also knew how deadly both were and if they were to get out into the world, well, it —
—crept down the stairs, which were also rather long, until she got to a door.
As she got to it, she opened it and left it slightly ajar, just so she could see into the hallway. There were a few scientists who were talking about their work, conveniently enough for her. The spy —