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Raccoon City
Leon: Well, the road’s gone. Gonna have to find another way around.
Sherry: Alright. I’ll leave that to you. I think I found a clue as to where they might be. Some coordinates on Victor’s computer.
Leon: Got it, thanks.
Sherry: Right in the center of Raccoon City.
Leon: No, not this way.
Leon: It’s like time stopped here.
Sherry: If not for Umbrella, it could’ve just been a normal city.
Leon: Yeah. Now it’s nothing but ash and memories.
Leon: Oh, holy shit. Oh, fuck. Alright, now what? You’re a real pest, you know that? Where are ya? Haven’t you had enough? I don’t have time for pest control. I missed that Raccoon City hospitality.
Leon: OK, Sherry, I’ve hit the barricade. Looks like someone else was here first… And they were planning on busting their way in. Know a way around?
Sherry: The Army Corps of Engineers erected it to seal the city. It goes on for miles.
Leon: Guess the only way in is through then.
Leon: Now whose camp is this? Sherry, there’s an old BSAA camp here. Place is trashed. Looks like they left in a hurry.
Sherry: What were the BSAA doing in Raccoon City?
Leon: Interesting.
Sherry: What is it?
Leon: The computer’s not locked. And they were also headed to the center of Raccoon City.
Sherry: Interesting too… That reminds me. I dug a little deeper in the Pentagon’s database, and I noticed… something’s missing.
Leon: What’s that?
Sherry: There’s no record of anyone ordering the missile strike on Raccoon City.
Leon: Well if not them, then who?
Victor: Leon triggered the alarm. Looks like your campaign to make the DSO stand down really didn’t work, Zeno.
Zeno: I’ll leave this matter to you, then.
Leon: Strange. Where are all the bodies?
Leon: Busted. I’ll have to shoot it down.
Leon: Bad news, Sherry, this place is overrun with zombies.
Sherry: What? That’s impossible. They should’ve all been wiped out by the missile.
Leon: yeah. They should’ve.
Leon: There should be a part for the detonator somewhere around here. Sherry, found the distributor. Two more parts and I can jerry-rig the detonator for that gate.
Sherry: Great. Can you see any more from your position?
Leon: Another BSAA camp… That should have the signal receiver. The relay’s over there, huh? That should be a fun trip. Got the location for those parts. Going to collect them now.
Sherry: OK. I’ll look into the BSAA in the meantime.
Leon: The battery should be in this room.
Squad Leader: We encountered three infected and eliminated them. That’s correct, sir. Do we proceed?
Commando B: So the rumors were true.
Commando A: What rumors?
Commando B: The missile wasn’t just about stopping the spread.
Commando A: Don’t be ridiculous.
Squad Leader: Affirmative. Listen up! Our objective hasn’t changed. We rendezvous with the advance party in the center of Raccoon City, then head for ARK. Our mission is to retrieve Elpis. Move out!
Commando B: Man down! Man down!
Squad Leader: Return fi—
Commando C: Contact left! Contact left!
Commando A: Ah! Jesus fuck!
Commando B: Where is he? I’m fucking blind here! Oh god! Oh, my fucking leg!
Commando A: Fuck! Get cover! Got cover!
Commando B: Please, help me!
Commando A: Holy shit.
Leon: I thought I had a short fuse.
Grace: What are we doing here?
Zeno: All in good time. You’ll see.
Leon: Damn, they brought in the big guns. Sent some footage your way, Sherry.
Sherry: What the hell?
Leon: The guy at the end. White suit. Can you find anything on him?
Sherry: Yeah, hold on. The database is coming up empty.
Leon: So there are ghosts involved with Elpis, too.
Leon: Gotta do something.
Leon: Let me guess, you must be the town lumberjack. Don’t mind if I do.
Leon: Alright, I can use that.
Leon: Damn it. Oh fuck.
Leon: OK, let’s find those detonator parts. Picked up the relay.
Sherry: OK. One component left. By the way… I found some evidence of the Pentagon putting pressure on the BSAA. It appears the North American branch has been moving independently.
Leon: Heard they had an internal dispute… Think it’s related?
Sherry: That’s all I’ve got. There’s been an increase in government surveillance. Looks like my fan base is growing.
Leon: Some things never change. Watch your back. I’ll contact you again soon.
Leon: That’ll get me down.
Leon: Now for the other side.
Leon: Hopefully this thing still works. Now what? You’ll have to take the next one. Oh no. This is my lucky day.
Leon: Beautiful. Just need to get through that gate.
Sherry: Hey, Leon. Do you still think about what happened there?
Leon: Every day.
Sherry: That night, I was just a kid. Scared and confused… I imagine Grace must feel the same right now.
Leon: Sherry…
Sherry: Sorry. This isn’t the time, we need to focus.
Leon: One of the parts should be just up here.
Leon: Sherry, got the signal receiver.
Sherry: Great work. Time to head back to the gate and put it all together.
Leon: That’s the plan.
Leon: That took longer than planned. Luckily I found a bike—it should make up for lost time.
Sherry: Great, you’ll need it. It’s 15 miles to the city center on the 419.
Leon: Alright, should make it there in no time.
Sherry: Good to hear. How’re the roads? Leon?
Leon: Just a few… potholes. This day just keeps getting better and better. These pups could use more training.
Victor: Die, you fool!
Leon: So much for the direct route. Again. Seriously? I don’t give up that easy.
Victor: I’ve had enough of you!
Leon: I know the feeling!
Victor: Come on!
Leon: Should’ve worn a helmet.