50 First Contact

"It's gigantic..." Jonathan thought as he looked at this incredible monster.

For him, this was the first encounter with a B.O.W., after entering this simulation.

This Tyrant is different from the prototype from the previous simulation, which he eliminated with ease.

This Tyrant is much better as it is a perfect and more advanced model than the previous ones, developed with the latest advancements to date.

The Tyrant in front of him was the first perfect mass-produced model by Umbrella Corporation.

This type of Tyrant differs from the previous ones as it is more capable of obeying orders, its appearance is closer to that of a human, and it has a great recovery capacity.

But in the end, it has many limitations, and its brutish nature must be one of its exploitable weaknesses.

"Don't panic, shoot the common zombies, eliminate the mutated plants with incendiary grenades, and I'll take care of that bastard," Jonathan said as he lowered his guitar case backpack, which, of course, housed his rocket launcher.

In fact, these types of confrontations have been simulated, and it happened right in the mansion of the first simulation. Those who created these bioweapons focus on engagements with advanced weapons as they are the most lethal, and the goal of these monsters is to be invincible.

Many have not survived the attacks of the best weapons, but they remain lethal.

Truth be told, they are not bad weapons; the importance of B.O.W.s lies in their low cost and mass production, with the cost primarily generated in the research and development stage.

Especially the Alpha and Beta Hunter models, the cost is extremely low, generating profits for the company rather than losses.

Moreover, the principle of mutual moderation among weapons cannot be ignored. Although most B.O.W.s cannot compete with heavy firepower, when facing infantry units equipped with light firepower, they can achieve overwhelming victories without losing a single soldier.

So, for Jonathan, this monster is not a problem at all. He wanted to use his heavy ammunition as it was cheaper than that of his more specialized weapons, so it was not extravagant to spend it now.

"Die, idiot!"

Boom!

The explosion's shockwave caused some crystals to shatter; a furious fire erupted, but Jonathan made sure it didn't affect the area where the G-virus was located.

Then, using the identification bracelet, he cleared the way to new areas.

"Get ready!" Jonathan told Leon as he advanced.

The corpses of a U.S.S. team were here, so Jonathan deduced from the details.

Jonathan ignored the small details and kept walking.

The goal was to go straight to the laboratory; you could see strange biological members in incubation tanks on both sides.

Apparently, all of them were products of William Birkin's research on the G-virus.

On the side computer, there was also a research log, documenting the process of researching antibodies for the T-virus and G-virus.

Annette was not seen on the way, so Jonathan assumed she should be with Claire in case she had stormed the place in search of Sherry's mother.

Further ahead, the G-virus sample was silently placed on an instrument in the middle of a table.

Taking the sample, Jonathan assumed that once he left this place, the point system would identify the mission as complete.

Returning with the samples, Jonathan heard a robotic sound.

"[Attention: the system has detected that someone has taken the virus [Level 4] without authorization. The lockdown procedure for this facility has been activated. Once the lockdown is complete, the self-destruction procedure will begin.]"

The passage in front of them suddenly exploded, and William Birkin, who had already turned into a monster, appeared in front.

"Get ready, Leon!" Jonathan shouted as he prepared another projectile for his bazooka.

But at that moment, a sound came from the adjacent door, and Annette ran out. "Don't intervene; I'll take care of this!"

Annette didn't care and stood in Jonathan's way, looking at her husband who had turned into a monster, and with a pained face, she said, "I must stop this..."

After saying that, she fired a powerful projectile that released a kind of corrosive liquid that ended up spraying William Birkin's mutated body.

The high-strength sulfuric acid corroded William Birkin's mutated body, and an angry roar came from his pained mouth.

Seeing the other side's appearance, Annette held back tears and muttered, "I'm sorry, William, you left me no choice..."

"Move aside!" Jonathan shouted as he handed the bazooka to Leon and approached holding his Commando VK78 rifle.

"I've got this!"

"Fire, Leon!" Jonathan yelled, wanting to avoid Annette's death to gain some kind of advantage.

The G-virus has great recovery ability, and its adaptability is even more terrifying, allowing it to adapt to a strong acidic environment in a very short time, so in Leon's route, Annette dies.

Bang Bang Bang Bang Bang Bang!

Jonathan stopped paying attention to Annette and fired; the powerful caliber quickly inflicted severe wounds on William's mutated body, preventing him from healing.

Leon on the side began to shoot, one, another, and again without stopping. The huge impacts shook the facility, but no one stopped because they knew it wasn't enough.