Special Verses

Camino Al Infierno

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In Albuquerque, New Mexico intertwines the lives of numerous people - and in no way are any of these new connections good. Ignacio Varga, a low-level man in a major cartel operation, meets the infamous information specialist and independent peddler, the Teller. What starts off as a business relationship becomes personal after she visits his father's auto body shop and the two embark on a wild, secretive romance. Meanwhile, sleazy lawyer Jimmy McGill and his new wife Kim find themselves in the pocket of some of Nacho's most dangerous rivals. After seeing her old employer murdered in cold blood after Lalo Salamanca is thought to be dead, she ends up going to private investigator named Rayn she's become fast friends - and perhaps something more with. In an effort to try and protect her and Jimmy, Mike Ehrmentraut tracks her down to check on her, now employed by Nacho's original boss to try and crush the competition and keep everything from getting out into the open. He ends up meeting the PI's bodyguard and security officer, Sushi, and developing something of an awkward friendship and alliance with her to try and keep everything safe and under control. And caught in the middle of it all is Rayn - who really just came to Albuquerque to try and catch a serial killer she's been chasing for twenty years. Unfortunately, the Red Stripes Killer is making a resurgence, and this time, he's not alone anymore.

World In the Palm of Your Hand

Far Cry 3 + Far Cry 4 + Far Cry 5 + Grand Theft Auto IV + V + Fallout: New Vegas + Reflect Studios

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Taking place after the events of Far Cry 3, Hoyt, Vaas, and Buck all survived their encounters with Jason Brody. While Jason’s friends returned home, he stayed behind and vanished to try and live out his changed life in the jungle with his new partner who helped him rescue his brother, his friends, and a few other kidnapping victims, named Loofa . The infamous trio of the Rook Island spent the next few years licking their wounds, rebuilding, and re-establishing connections with some old business partners. Hoyt established connections with King of Kyrat Pagan Min and his sister/highest lieutenant, Yuma Lau. He also contacted a mysterious man operating on the Eastern coast of the US named Adam, as well as an arms and drug Kingpin on the Western US coast named Laverne. Laverne proceeded to connect him with her up-and-coming drug tycoon business partner with connections in Canada and Central and South America named Trevor, a trusty hacker in the same area named LJT, and the operator of a Russian assassination business by the name of Mikhail. Together, the seven heads have taken a grip on the entire world, dealing in various illicit services ranging from peddling, gunrunning, and trafficking to assassinations, snuff films, and political siege. In 2018, after the detonation of a nuclear warhead in Hope County, Montana, tensions escalated between the powers of the world. A war between the U.S. and China broke out, starting off cold but quickly growing hot, with routine bombing leaving many places in the States badly damaged. Continuing to go untouched in the interim, Hoyt scouted an individual by the name of Dala who was regarded as a prolific scientist in the development of war technologies. While initially going to be sold, Dala was brought aboard in an attempt to boost technology for the crime lords and their businesses and keep them afloat while the rest of the world sank beneath them.

Chippin’ In and Cashin’ Out

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After being ejected from his job at Arasaka due to an assassination ploy getting leaked, Vincent Hale adapts to a life on the street with the help of his friend Jackie Welles, a member of the Valentinos and a seasoned merc of the Night City underground. With Jackie’s help, Vincent manages to scrape together a decent life for himself as a merc and gains a few connections through him as well. After being approached with a job by the renowned fixer Dexter DeShawn, as well as DeShawn’s client, Evelyn Parker, Vincent and Jackie end up plotting to steal a prototype data chip from renowned heir to the Arasaka empire, Yorinobu Arasaka. Unfortunately, the mission goes sideways when the two end up being witnesses to the murder of the megacorporation’s founder at his son’s hands, and barely escape with their lives. Jackie flatlines as a result of injuries sustained during the heist and hands the chip to Vin before dying in hopes that he’ll at least be able to finish the contract for himself. Vin makes it back to DeShawn only to be betrayed by his fixer and shot in the head. Fortunately, the chip grants him a second wind as he’s saved by the late Saburo’s bodyguard, Goro Takemura, who is hoping to get some answers as to the true nature of Saburo’s death, not believing his son’s claims of it being a random poisoning. Takemura manages to take Vin back to his friend and trusted ripperdoc, Viktor Vector. Thanks to Dr. Vektor, Vin survives at the cost of realizing that the chip is slowly overwriting his consciousness and that he has very limited timed before the engram on the chip. To add to his struggle, the engram on the chip reveals itself to be none other than Johnny Silverhand, the rockerboy and infamous terrorist responsible for the destruction the Night City Arasaka Tower in 2023. Now caught between a seemingly endless series internal and external conflicts, Vin races against the clock to find answers and a cure to his progressively deteriorating condition before it’s too late. In the end, he strikes a deal with the very same corporation that ousted him and spends months on an Arasaka orbital station receiving treatment after undergoing a successful operation to remove the chip. However, he learns that, despite their efforts, he still only has six months to live. While the news hits Vin hard, he’s accumulated quite a mass of characters and friends to back him up on his journey for survival, and they won’t let him go down alone or without a fight.

The Rifts That Join Us

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The world is once again in turmoil. The threat of siege by a demon army makes itself known and so rises the Inquisition to combat it. I's not an immediate solution, however. The Inquisition's return is met with criticism, skepticism, and pessimism. Especially when it comes to light that Feynrith Lavellan, an elf from the war-torn land of Freemarches, is declared the Herald of Andraste and the Inquisitor. Despite the pushback and the challenges, Feynrith manages to amass quite a collection of skilled fighters willing to rally for the cause of saving the world, including an empathetic ghost, the Iron Bull and his Chargers, an elf hunter with an impressive bloodline of warriors, a group of wandering feral women living amongst wolves, and their dragon companion.

John Loves You

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John Ward - Charismatic, well-spoken, manipulative, but quite spineless and cowardly otherwise, John is a priest who can’t help but look at the world with scorn. He is of the belief that humanity is irredeemable in its current state. That no amount of prayer and penance can save mankind now. The only way for there to be salvation is for the world to effectively be “reset” by God once more. Much like Noah and his Ark, John feels that it is his mission to gather all those that are still able to be saved and are destined for the new world. Once he has gathered them all in his temple, The Ark, he intends to initiate a ceremony to unleash a “flood of angels” into the world. He believes that God will not be able to ignore such a sign and will “wipe the slate clean,” after which he and his followers will emerge in a new Eden and rebuild the world as God intended. Also, he wields a dagger in the shape of a cross (because that idea is cool as hell and I’m obsessed with it.) His cult features iconography of hoofed animals, especially lambs, goats, and deer.

Lisa Pearson - John’s right-hand woman and chosen “vessel.” If he is Joseph, then she is the Mother Mary of the Cult of the Ark. Having known John since childhood, she had no reason not to trust him when he told her the world would soon end and that he needed her help, especially when he was inaugurated as a priest and claimed: “it was God’s will.” She trusts John wholeheartedly to protect her and save her soul. She is loyal to him and utterly adores him, and she will stubbornly deny that she is with him against her will. She genuinely loves John, and she’s very kind and sweet, and non-hostile, unlike John and the rest of the cult. One should tread lightly though, as she is very perceptive, and she is very much a tattle-tail. Any perceived threat she sees will immediately be reported, and John will respond with full force to defend her. Even if that means having to stab someone himself. She helps John run the abortion clinic and harvest “young, pure souls” to use as messengers to God.

Father Garcia - Garcia is considered the guardian of John’s flock. He’s referred to as the Shepherd by John’s followers, the Angel by John himself, and the Reaper by all outsiders that try to lead his lambs astray. A senior priest, John took advantage of him during the lowest point in his life after the death of his wife. He deceived a grieving Garcia into believing that he could find peace again or perhaps even see her when the world was reborn into a new Eden, and all he had to do was play the role of Shepherd for his flock of chosen ones. Garcia was all too happy to accept in his desperation to find purpose and faith again, gladly taking up arms and fiercely defending John and his cult. He’s a stern, stubborn old man who has bought completely into John’s rhetoric and cannot be swayed, for he has nothing left to lose. He’s former military and he speaks candidly of how he served in Vietnam in particular. He’s also a hunting enthusiast, so he knows his way around traps and guns and will use this knowledge to keep outsiders at bay.

Amy Martin - Displaced just before she turned 18, Amy ended up being taken in by Miriam. Her family and she frequently got into arguments and fights about the fact she worked at an abortion clinic. Her parents threatened to throw her out so Amy went a step ahead and left on her own after they tried placing nonsensical rules and restrictions on her. It turned out to be a blessing in disguise, as Amy’s family became the first victims of John and his cult after they refused to join his cause. He believed they would be easy to indoctrinate on account of their grief over their lost twins but they resisted. As such, he ended up having them killed and used their corpses as part of a summoning ritual for some “angels.” Amy never learned the truth past the fact that her family was murdered. She’s furious and bitter and demands to be included in Gary’s mission to take down the cult.

Michael Davies - Left in the care of Father Garcia by a family who mistook his albinism for demonic possession, when Garcia joined the cult he brought Michael with him. Michael was originally planned to be used as a vessel; “a mouthpiece for God.” (Aka, he was going to be possessed by a demon.) Somehow, he managed to escape and was offered sanctuary by Miriam until Gary could properly exorcise him. Unfortunately, Gary was unable to do so and Michael ended up escaping their care. Now, Gary’s mission is to find him, free his soul, and destroy John’s cult before they find him first and unknowingly complete the ritual that will open the world to a flood of demons.

Tiffany Robinson - Tiffany is Gary's childhood friend. She was often the only one who stood beside him when others picked on him for his status as a bastard child. As they got older, they stayed very close despite their significant differences. While Gary went on to become a preacher, Tiffany leaned more into news reporting and writing in general and adopted an agnostic mindset. They still spend a lot of time together and she volunteers herself up as his assistant who takes notes for him and helps him edit and practice his sermons while joking around with him.

Gary Miller - Gary is a preacher, albeit not an overly religious one. He takes a more loose and accepting interpretation of the Bible, focusing less on God and more on the stories, encouraging community support and acceptance. His heart is in the right place, but he tends to come off as very cynical and critical of the Church as an organization and holds a bitterness towards established religion due to the way it was shoved down his throat as a child. He’s got a small but devoted following, despite his opinions being unpopular with most. When he’s not at an altar, he’s usually volunteering in the local community. He uses a cane (with a sword in it bc like I said before, I’m OBSESSED with the concept) to get around. While he’s mostly healthy, old age has caught up with him a bit and his left knee is in a sore state on account of an incident with some other kids in his youth that left it damaged. He’s kind, charismatic, a bit snarky and sarcastic with his humor, but overall well-mannered and good-natured.

Miriam Bell - Miriam was a devoted nun for decades before she had Gary. He was an unplanned child for obvious reasons and seeing as termination wasn’t an option (and she would have just been further ostracized for it), she was excommunicated from her church as a nun. This didn’t stop her from loving Gary with all her heart, nor did it stop her from attending a different church with her boy despite the constant rumors and nasty comments about her situation. She was the one who taught him to judge less and be more kind and tolerant. Her only regret is not doing more to protect him from the constant badgering from others who knew he was born out of wedlock. She’s a loving, protective figure in her greater general community and is a bit of a mama bear to all the kids. If you walk into her house, you will notice a lot of handmade dolls, a lot of old jewelry, and a lot of swords to go with the homemade cooking. She teaches self-defense classes on the side, and she still spoils her adult son.

Alu, Roger, Jefferey, Malphas - All powerful demons conjured from Hell to usher in chaos and the end of days, John believes them to be nothing more than angels. He’s summoned them under the thought that they will get God’s attention and serve as witnesses and testimonies as to why the earth should be flooded and purged once more. Tricksters that they are, they are more than happy to go along with his delusions and make demands for “evidence” in the form of sacrifices and ceremonies. He doesn’t realize that they’re not angels, and they’re just fine with that fact.

Reclaiming Jericho

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This story begins with the First Legate and the Last Queen of a tribe conquered out in the East. After many years of struggle, finally the last Lion-Heart is won as his trophy. Yet in her imprisonment, their hatred kindles into a forbidden love and, eventually, a tragic love story after the loss of the First Battle of Hoover Dam. When Joshua is sent down the Grand Canyon, she jumps after him. Years later, a series of events is set in motion following the death of a courier in the Mojave. A series of events leading up to the Second Battle of Hoover Dam, and the Legion’s victory. A woman tracks her killer across the Mojave accompanied by a sniper she’s met along the way and shoots him dead in his own casino. Her various wanderings earn her many friends and eventually, she overthrows Mr. House and takes the Lucky 38 for herself, working to establish an independent Vegas. Meanwhile, her forgotten brother escapes a Legion slave camp after his family is destroyed during the attack on Nipton. Looking to follow her trail, he meets up with another courier and begins his search for her. The family is reunited in New Vegas and a happily ever after is almost assured until the Second Battle of Hoover Dam. Following the Legion's victory and the death of Caesar, the ragtag group of misfits who had been camping in the Lucky 38 find themselves heading West in search of safety in NCR territory, and many members of the Legion defect in fear of the new Caesar: Lanius. Things do not go as smoothly as planned, as they are forced to split up and the various groups of traveling misfits pick up more people than originally planned- including some of the defectors such as Antony and Vulpes. They manage to settle in the West for a time before the Legion once again pushes its way into California. Desperate and endangered, the band of misfits heads to their last possible refuge: Zion. They take some time to adjust to a new life with the deposed Legate, Joshua, and the tribes. Over time, more and more people come looking for salvation the realization dawns on them that something must be done about the swelling numbers and the rising resentment over the loss of the Mojave. Against all odds, the flock of Zion decide to take back their Jericho, and a new war for New Vegas is waged. 

Nuclear Family

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A Fallout 4 verse created with @maximuses / @ineffablemuses. 200 years after the bombs fell, a mother and a father awaken in two separate vaults facing one common problem: their families are dead, their children have been taken, and it's up to them to find them. Shepard Fleming and Delphine Riviere cross paths at the Starlight Drive-In, where several of Delpine’s comrades (Piper, Holly, and Octavia) have taken residence and offered to assist them any way they can by forming the Starlight Brigade. The settlement is small at first, consisting of only them and a couple of other misplaced souls, including Asriel, Tomo, Wendy, and Orisa. After establishing that their goals are the same, they decide to embark on a quest to find their children who they deduce have been taken from the same man. In their travels, they encounter and assist the last of the Minutemen and begin helping reinstate their settlements. Unbeknownst to them, the man they are looking for has been right in front of them the whole time. Upon confronting Kellogg, they realize he has been with Holly the whole time after she follows him to the fort and confronts him about the accusations. While she convinces them to spare him in exchange for more support, the two separate for a long while. Eventually, Kellogg tries to make amends by assisting them in their search, albeit from a distance. While the main quest line progresses, a Brotherhood Soldier by the name of Ly Phan enters the Commonwealth, driven East by the loss at the second battle of Hoover Dam. She joins Paladin Danse, regaining confidence under his rank and exploring the Commonwealth. On more than one occasion, they encountered the Starlight Brigade, and it was deduced that they would not have a good relationship with the Brotherhood. However, Ly soon realized the corruption within the Brotherhood after learning that her CO was a synth himself. She refused to execute him and took him to the Railroad, where her pleas moved a synth among them to convince them to help. The Railroad ended up having ties to the Starlight Brigade, to which Piper, Noemi, and Ly helped Danse move with a small group up to a settlement near the drive-in run by Octavia. Octavia’s Garden, also known as the Cabbage Patch, became a well-known safe haven for synths and orphaned children– well-protected by the blossoming relationship between the Minutemen and the Brigade. Still, as this went on, Elder Maxson himself had his own business in communicating with the sole occupant of the local space station. What started out as an attempt to investigate the station turned into a well-kept secret of sorts between him and a quiet astronaut from before the war named Luna. In their quest for their children, Shepard and Delphine locate the Institute and destroy it. The result leads many Synths now without purpose to wander the Commonwealth seeking assistance, including a former Courser who used to be the lover of now ex-knight of the Brotherhood/mercenary who finds her. The Institute’s absence also allows the Minutemen to help patrol and protect the Commonwealth, and the Brigade to continue its humanitarian efforts. This verse applies to all Fallout 4 muses.

To Live In A Jungle

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Hoyt Volker runs the biggest human trafficking, gunrunning, and drug peddling operation in the pacific. With the help of his right-hand men and leader of the pirates, Vaas Montenegro, Hoyt’s own personal hitman by the name of Bambi “Buck” Hughes, and Sam Becker, an undercover CIA operative that’s been masquerading as one of Hoyt’s top Privateer men for several years, Hoyt has managed to overtake the entirety of the Rook Islands- a chain of land that doesn’t exist on any map- to keep his crooked capitalist empire alive and well-founded on the bodies of both the living and the dead. However, everything about their operations get a bit more complicated following the formal meeting of Hoyt with one of his closest business allies, Adam, and the arrival of a new recruit in his underlings who quickly proves herself to be a reminder that everyone is more delicately interconnected than they seem. 

Father of Revelations

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After narrowly escaping the clutches of a cult back in Connecticut, Lisa Pearson insists on moving out into the quiet countryside to try and find peace working closely with good neighbors and livestock. Unbeknownst to her, the demon she was possessed by is now bound to her and follows her out into the wilds of Hope County, Montana. Meanwhile, a freshly discharged soldier who has lost direction in life and a wandering mercenary seeking a purpose in life also stumble into the county. Both end up taking several wrong steps and end up in the clutches of the cult. One is suckered in by the promise of a new beginning, while the other returns to an old love she thought she had lost long ago. Shortly after they've gotten comfortable and thoroughly shaken the foundations of the cult via their influence on the Heralds, a couple of deputies arrive with a US marshal to try and finally put an end to the Project at Eden’s Gate. But of the many pockets of resistance members, only a meager few live to see the end of the micro-war. All the heralds themselves survive with the help of their partners and, following the normal course of the game wherein the Deputy destroys all of their bunkers, they retreat to take refuge with Joseph and survive to the events of New Dawn. 

Genesis

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Following the collapse of society as a whole, Scavengers and Edeners alike emerge into a new world full of new life and new dangers. New Edeners tend to mind their own business and thrive on their own, save for when the Highwaymen, a dangerous group of tyrant scavengers, come around. A few, like Joseph, spare kindness and charity to the Scavengers where they can, but in the end, the threat of the Highwaymen becomes too great, and the two factions are forced to put aside their differences and form an alliance to try and take down Mickey and Lou. Old friends reconnect and make plans to fight together just as they did in older times. Of course, they also have some help to look forward to in the form of Thomas Rush and his daring Security Captain who goes by Bolt. They plan on helping restore the settlement and putting Mickey and Lou out of commission once and for all. Well, Rush is at least. Bolt, on the other hand, is looking for her sibling she hasn't seen in nearly two decades. Everyone's in for a big surprise once they learn that her person of interest is the mysterious and much-despised old friend of their's - The Judge.

The New Score

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A series of relationships develops throughout the course of GTA V leading up to the Big Score. Franklin connects with a like-minded lady from a similar criminal background as him after a successful test run heist with her. Trevor hooks up with a local arms and drugs dealer he works with named Valentina. Following Amanda leaving him, Michael gets a legal divorce and Dave tries to cover him by letting him connect with a new girl and her son, and what starts off as a convenience-relationship quickly takes a turn for the more romantic. Lamar hooks up with a new face in town who he’s been talking with for a long while online named Valeriya. Lester rescues a nuclear physicist coming into the country from a lock-down city in Russia named Darya, and they end up clicking well. Dave and Steve, desperate to keep tabs on Michael and keep up in the arms-race with the IAA, call in a reliable unit from Liberty City to help out, and Dave takes a liking to their leader, Kate. Another one of the unit connects with the only survivor of a modern-day cult-style mass suicide marked as a “help project” named Percy. Meanwhile, Steve accidentally hooks up with a notoriously wanted international criminal and ends up in a whole song-and-dance with her to get his mother off his back about being 40 and single. While everyone else is busy making stupid moves, IAA mole Andreas Sanchez walks into the wrong establishment and allows the right woman named "Candy" to walk into his life. With this series of connections, things get infinitely more complicated for both the Unholy Trinity and the government agents trying to keep tabs on them. And if that wasn't bad enough, an up-and-coming crimelord by the name of Laverne and her new serial killer boyfriend are making things infinitely harder for everyone.

A Brave New World

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After Phineas’ first success at reviving a colonist by the name of Holly, he senses her out to see what has happened to the colony in hopes she'll be able to start fixing it where possible while Phineas puts his efforts into continuing to try and revive the Hope’s remaining colonists. He has just enough components to revive a second colonist by the name of Artemis. Together, they and Holly go off to try and take the fight to the Board and fix whatever they can until Phineas hatches an actual plan. Unbeknownst to them all, Phineas’ tampering accidentally sets loose several other cryopods on the Hope. Piper and Octavia make a daring escape from the ship via a shuttle and manage to find their way to the Groundbreaker. 

Meanwhile, after picking up Parvati, the crew of the newly acquired Unreliable progress to said Groundbreaker, where they meet with Gladys and run into Flotsam Gilligan, a hitman for hire from the Hope, and Vicar Maximilian DeSoto from Edgewater. Holly recognizes Flotsam and inquires about why he’s here, and after learning that he’s come to meet with a very well-known (if infamous) mechanic and chemist named Valentina, the two decide to join Holly and Artemis on their quest. They meet Valentina, as well as Holly’s old friends Octavia and Piper, and are told to go visit Monarch. While on Monarch, they visit Fallbrook and meet Fran, who ends up joining their adventure after they help her barely-surviving organization. At some point, the crew fixes up SAM and ventures off to Gorgon after receiving a mysterious package via parcel delivery service. Upon investigating the planet, they end up picking up an android named Ivett who was used as part of Gorgon's experiments and then left behind after she gained sentience.

While the Unreliable crew bounces around the system, the Board has its own agenda. Sophia Akande grows to be rather friendly with a courteous courier, Lucien, who frequently delivers packages and documents to her. Additionally, she sends out a hand of hers (also named Lucien, but not the same person) to try and establish business ties with the Takamura Sisters– a major company in the system that has thus far avoided joining the Board. While they push their envelope, the Takamura Sisters have their own gains in mind, and send over an agent by the name of Psyche to attend one of Chairman Rockwell’s upper-class assemblies to gather information. And as luck would have it, she catches a little more of the Chairman than she bargained for. 

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During their dealings with Hoyt, Yuma meets one of his top Privateers by the name of Piper and the two end up developing a friendship of sorts, even keeping contact via letters after the royal siblings return to Kyrat. The two eventually lose contact after Piper finally finishes her work with Hoyt and returns home. Meanwhile, after being successfully ousted from his well-cushioned throne in Kyrat by his step-son, Ajay, and his step-son's partner, Magnolia, Pagan Min and his sister Yuma head West for the States. Why West? Because Pagan wanted to travel through Europe while he was at it. They end up needing to stop in Romania to refuel and Pagan takes a liking to the small village they're fueling up by. He decides to explore the local area and attracts the interest of one Lady Alcina Dimitrescu, as well as the four families of the village who are, unbeknownst to them all, at the center of an investigation by the SCP Foundation and Hound Wolf Squad. Meanwhile, Lord Heisenberg finds himself occupied with one Holly Quinn, who has been traveling the world on a vacation with her best friend Piper for about a year now, and she reunites Piper and Yuma after accepting a dinner party invitation at the castle. Seeing that one of Hoyt's major contacts is on the move, Willis and Sam are pulled from Rook and Kyrat and moved to Romania to gather intel when they are inevitably caught up in an unrelated SCP incident and moved into Celeste's investigation unit. While Willis and Celeste develop an attachment to each other, their plan to get close to the family heads backfires when Sam and Donna begin a secret relationship of their own. Adding to the complexity of the situation is the fact that Chris Redfield is alerted to the presence of yet another biohazard that's been on the run from both Umbrella and its opposing groups for years going by the name of Dorothy. With this fact, Agent Kennedy is sent to try and help assist the situation, only to stumble when he runs into another agent of the Foundation who he knew from Raccoon City. With the situation escalating, a biohazard capture and "rehabilitation" group by the name of S.W.O.R.D.S. also decides to step in both to intervene and to mediate, but all they do is end up attracting the attention of two Russian hitmen and illicit data brokers by the names of Alexey and Mikhail, their apprentices, Roman and Valeriya, and one very curious mercenary by the name of Vincent Hale. There is a complete mess happening in the village and it's all gone to the Lycans.