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  1. Summary

    After surviving what should have been his end, Albert Wesker is taken into custody and reclassified as something far more useful than a prisoner.

    As the BSAA begins to exploit his physiology to produce life-saving antiviral treatments, containment becomes collaboration, and oversight becomes participation. The results are undeniable. The cost is not.

    Years later, that same work evolves into something larger. Under Neo-Umbrella, viral research is no longer framed as a weapon, but as a solution, with global stability resting on systems few people fully understand and even fewer can control.

    At the center of it all, Chris Redfield remains tied to Wesker in ways that neither of them fully disentangles, even as the world around them shifts from containment to dependence. Outside of that structure, other connections form, quieter and less defined, existing without the same need for justification or control.

    This series explores institutional control, ethical compromise, and the normalization of harm in systems that produce results.

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