Neme

Roughly six months after Ethan Winters sacrifices himself to detonate the bomb planted on the Meganycete and Chris Redfield discovers that the BSAA were producing organic bioweapon soldiers, things take a turn for the worst. A corrupt scientist named Tomas Dvorak gained access to the rural outskirts of the mountainous region of Eastern Europe - surreptitiously and gradually in order to pilferage any modules that weren't left in shambles from the explosion. However, he didn't come for small trinkets and momentos, he came to ensure that he'd be able to collect samples from the four Lords of the village in order to appease a contract that he had in arrangement with a secret commissioner. After all, the payout that was being offered to him was a large source of income that would guarantee he'd be able to continue his experiments without worries of future funding.

Returning the samples to his facility in the town of Kutna Hora in the Czech Republic, Tomas proved to be a worthy asset as he had even stolen and retrieved special specimen from the Umbrella corperation during the time that he'd established a business agreement with them - but betraying his own contractors comes with a lack of trust and respect. The secret commissioners couldn't trust him and weren't about to chance their cryptic experiments with someone that could sell them out for a lump sum of money if offered by someone else. He was only loyal to money and his work, nothing else. He had to be terminated once their end of the deal was sealed.

It didn't take long for Tomas to catch wind of their plans to kill him after they've gotten what they wanted from him. He couldn't allow that and went into hiding within his secret laboratory in the Sedlec Ossuary. In the catacombs of that laboratory, he vowed to make that agency pay for plotting against him. Putting the retrieved research data to use, Tomas began to mutate and rebuild the viruses collected -  hoping that he could reinsert the previous cousciouness of the deceased bioweapons and mutant humans alike to control. It would be one major shift into proving to the world that he reigned to be one of the greatest bioengineers in history, succeeding to revive the mental of perished B.O.W'S through tough and dishonorable analysis. But what happens when his thriving work is perfected enough to be released into the world? New and old enemies flourishing by the hand of blatant savagery and mischief under Tomas' orders. Is betrayal really the reason behind his desire to watch the world burn, or is there something more sinister hidden behind the casings of his lies? Who's to say that his minions are willing to be controlled by him and his scheming tactics, but we must put an end to it before humanity falls further into despair than it already has.