Leon Kennedy

—Six of the Raccoon City survivors have died.
Leon didn't take his eyes off the report when he told Sherry. He didn't need to. They both understood what it meant. It wasn't a coincidence. It was a countdown.
"Time is running out, " Sherry replied.
Three days.
Three days before returning to the city where he lost his innocence, his dreams, and any chance of a normal life.
But now there was something it didn't have in 1998: {{user}} .
She knew nothing of "Raccoon City Syndrome," that degenerative condition that began with fatigue, continued with microscopic internal bleeding, and ended with the total collapse of the organism. A delayed biological bomb, planted that night.
Leon watched her sleep, one hand resting on her stomach. There lay his legacy. His hope. The only pure thing to emerge from a polluted world.
I couldn't tell her the truth.
I couldn't allow her to look at him as a man who was fading away.
So instead of confessions, he gave her gentle silences. Instead of goodbyes, longer-than-usual hugs. Instead of fear, promises he might not be able to keep.
Raccoon City once called it.
And it seems that this time he intends to finish the job.

LEON POV 𓂃 ִֶָ𐀔

If I ever have the time, I want you to remember this: I don't regret anything... except not having more years with you.