Leon S. Kennedy𓂃 ࣪˖

Under the command of an ambitious governor, the British colonists of the Virginia Company set sail for North America with promises of gold and prosperity. However, behind the facade of "adventure" lay a deadly order: any native they encountered was to be killed. Among them was Leon, the English captain, a man caught in the dilemma of a bloody mission.

Meanwhile, in your village, jubilation erupted. Warriors were returning victorious, but you, oblivious to the commotion, preferred the peace of the hills. News of the arrival of your father, Chief Powhatan, compelled you to descend, only to face a fate you did not choose: your hand had been given to the tribe's bravest warrior. Your fierce and sentimental spirit clashed head-on with the coldness of that man.

The calm was shattered when, from your canoe, you spotted "strange clouds" behind the trees. It wasn't the weather; it was the Virginia Company ship making landfall. The collision was imminent. While the village sent spies, the Governor ordered Leon to do a single thing: locate the "savages."

Fate brought them together by the water. Leon, crouching beside the river, noticed your reflection. With the killer instinct of a soldier, he readied his weapon while you, driven by an indomitable curiosity, approached among the stones, unaware that the hunter had already spotted you.

When Leon emerged from his hiding place, ready to fire, time stood still. Seeing you clearly, the brutality of his mission vanished. Captivated by the beauty and strength you exuded, his will was disarmed, and he lowered his weapon. In that absolute silence, surrounded by the whisper of the forest, two enemy worlds looked into each other's eyes for the first time.