Resident Evil: Zero Hour by S. D. Perry

Author:S. D. Perry
Language: eng
Format: mobi, epub
Tags: Horror, video game, sci-fi, Zombies
ISBN: 9780671785116
Publisher: New York ; Pocket, 2004.
Published: 2004-10-26T06:00:00+00:00

"Okay," Rebecca said. She picked up the basement and observatory sketches she'd found, stuffed them into her vest as she stood up. After a second, she grabbed the journal, too, slipping it into a hip pocket. "Uh, meet me on the landing, where that picture of Marcus was. I may have found a way out, over. "

" On my way. Watch your back, over and out."

She hurried out of the room and down the hall, moving quickly. She hadn't gotten far in her explo ration, just an empty meeting room and then the of fice with the chess sets; thankfully, she hadn't run into anything hostile. Billy was right about the leech-men, there was no way they could handle more of those.

In fact, it seemed likely that the only reason the collection of leeches on the train had stopped attacking them was because they were called off. She'd had vague hopes of staying in the nice, safe house until help arrived, but after reading Marcus's journal, hearing that the training facility was infected—they needed to get out.

After all she'd already been through tonight—the forced helicopter landing, the train, Billy, the crash, now this—she kept expecting the cavalry to ride in, for someone else to take over, to send her home to a warm dinner and bed so that she could wake up to morrow and start her normal life again. But it seemed instead that she was being drawn even deeper into the mystery of Marcus and his creations, of Umbrella and its evil experiments.

The young man had moved to a place where the hive could comfortably gather, a large space, warm and moist and far from the possibility of daylight. The many surrounded him now, singing their tuneless song of water and darkness, but he was not soothed. He'd watched with cold fury as the girl—Rebecca, the killer had called her, and his cursed name was Billy—stole Marcus's journal, slipping it into a pocket before leaving the office. This wasn't why he'd had the desk opened for her, not at all. The map of the observatory, she was supposed to take only the map.

The two met now in front of the portrait doorway, both speaking at once, surely relating their findings, their murderous exploits. He could see the thief and the killer on a video screen at one side of his new en vironment—a lower level of the treatment plant—but he could see them better through the dozen pairs of rudimentary eyes watching them, the children peer ing out at them from the shadows. The minds of the many were powerful, able to send images to one an other, to him; it was how they could work together so effectively. Rebecca and Billy had no understanding of how vulnerable they were, of how easily he could reach out and take their lives from them. They sur vived still only by his grace.

A thief and her murdering friend; Billy had killed a collective.

He'd burned it. The few survivors were still

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