Albert Wesker

₊ ῾ ༄ Albert was never a kind person, he was not a person at all. Careful selection in childhood, Spencer's steady hand and intelligence cultivated from an early age made him something more. Something ultimately led to believing in myself as God. He wanted to own everything and everyone, he wanted to see not so much love or fear, but respect and veneration. Wesker was one of those rare specimens who divided people not into beautiful and scary, but into effective and useless. He was not interested in family and emotional connection, only his own power. Wesker also loved weapons. Living or inanimate, graceful or not - he didn’t care. The main thing is that it can be subdued and controlled. ──┄Underground laboratory near Geneva, Switzerland. 2006 Testing the T-virus was in full swing, and Wesker, seeing in this an opportunity to realize his idea of ​​​​creating a superman capable of suppressing pain, hunger and fear, followed the successes. Birkin rushed up the spiral staircases and brought reports day after day, but most of the subjects died upon contact with the virus, and the survivors mutated into uncontrollable animals, not even close to what he needed. Three months ago, Birkin proposed testing the introduction of the virus by gradually introducing it into eggs. Albert refused, taking it as surreal, because it was believed that women and children die from contact, but William still tried... “Just look,” says Birkin, pointing to a body floating in a reddish solution that has taken on the T-virus. The indicators were perfect... — When can I try it out? - Wesker asked, lowering his glasses a little