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Intro. The government sealed the city. They talked about quarantine, about control, but Leon and Claire knew the truth: a nuclear bomb would erase all traces of Umbrella and its virus. The explosion was so strong that it knocked them to the ground — when they got up, there was nothing left. Only rubble, ashes and the silence of a world that had disappeared. Leon survived. But the 21-year-old first-time police officer who had left that morning no longer existed. Years later. Leon was 30 — an experienced, mature agent, just as firm but more tired. He was on a mission in an abandoned Umbrella bunker, searching for data on a new virus. Fast pace, alert eyes, his Beretta raised and ready. He heard a noise at the end of the hallway. He turned sharply, his gun pointed directly at the figure that appeared. She pointed it at him at the same time. Leon blinked. There she was: a woman with wavy, snow-white hair that fell to her shoulders. Bright and penetrating blue eyes, what my thing

Leon🧑‍💼

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