Resident Evil Redemption

In the days after leaving the hospital, everything seemed to be back to normal.The rebuilding and refurbishment of parts of the Town Hall is proceeding rapidly.This terrorist attack did not seem to have any impact on the entire Raccoon City, and Brian Irons, a member of Congress, is still the chief of their police department.A politician who wears a police mask and fulfills his own desires at will. Shrine never liked this guy.

Gradually, Shrine felt the malice from the textbook. The strong concept of STARS became more and more blurred, and even on New Year's Eve, I heard the mother of a little neighbor boy tell her son that she was a policeman, and that the children would be taken away if they cried again.

In fact, in Shrine's heart, the title of "policeman" has already been acquiesced.The director said that STARS is responsible for assisting the work of the Raccoon City Police Headquarters.The word "Associate Police" that Chris blurted out at that time put the entire team in the meeting into an extremely awkward situation, especially Director Irons.Presumably this is the first point of their contradiction.

During the regular attendance every day, the busy reporting work and the fight against criminal activities that rarely happen, the members of the team have learned a lot about each other.Perhaps because of their personality and age, the relationship between Shrine and Chris is very friendly.She has learned a lot of "stories" about STARS from Chris.However, the most important thing is the complementary relationship between the two of them.

In short, Shrine, who was ridiculed by Chris for not being able to beat him with an arm, was very dissatisfied with him. One night shift, Shrine clamored to fight Chris one-on-one.Under the provocative gaze of the crowd, the two had a fight on the training ground behind the police station, and the result was naturally the same as what Chris had promised - knocking her down within five punches.However, to Chris' surprise, the last grappling on the ground seemed to be too forceful, which directly caused a slight fracture of Shrine's left wrist bone.

Early the next morning, seeing that the matter could not be concealed, the two had no choice but to admit it.For that matter, though, Wesker was generous as captain.He gave Shrine a one-month sabbatical, during which she didn't come to work, and all her work was handed over to Chris.

Chris looked at the back of Shrine leaving, and his mentality exploded.

In fact, Shrine himself was also very curious, the captain's punishment this time was indeed unfair.Obviously she was at fault first, and she deserved the consequences from the beginning to the end... Could it be that since the last plane crash, the captain has always thought of her as a fragile and fragile product?

The author has something to say:

Due to brain twitching, I actually posted this article before chapter 12, and now I repost it, and I don’t want chapter 11, otherwise it will affect the reading ==