Chapter 78: HellParatrooper and Genocidal Organ

September 1.

Raccoon City.

09:08.

Inside the personal office on the second floor of the Mother Nest.

'Aya Buleiya, I must say this name sounds familiar; it turns out she's the heroine of Parasite Eve.'

Fortunately, according to the medical report, her body is completely normal; I certainly don't want mitochondria to awaken.

Looking at the "Weird Human Model" file compiled by Red Queen, Sui Bian couldn't help murmuring to himself.

He hasn't played Parasite Eve much, but he knows the mitochondrial monster is quite hard to deal with; in the game it threatens all humanity.

Leon suggested that Buleiya undergo the company's intelligence officer training, which is normal within the company.

After all, the company urgently needs intelligence officers to better monitor the world's primary and secondary cities.

The more, the better.

Since they can be recognized by intelligence officers, they must be quite capable.

One should know that today's intelligence officers are the first to encounter and deal with anomalous phenomena, essentially the "front line."

Although Leon is still an intern, Sui Bian, as chairman and boss, knows the power of the "Three Lights."

So he merely gave a symbolic consideration and agreed to Leon's proposal.

However, when he reviewed the file again today, Sui Bian finally recalled who this familiar female officer was.

After that.

Sui Bian closed the file with his mouse and opened the long‑neglected system store.

After successfully controlling the Weird Human Model, the system granted a reward of 500 points.

That instantly pushed his point balance over three thousand, now at 3,240.

Moreover, Leon is the first "autonomous" intelligence officer to discover a Nix‑class anomalous phenomenon.

Previously, the system had reminded Sui Bian that only Umbrella could detect Nix‑class plague doctors.

It seems Leon's constitution is truly special; fresh from his internship, he already encountered the Weird Human Model—a highly dangerous anomaly—and also recruited a very promising intelligence officer for the company.

He snapped back to his thoughts.

Browsing the store, Sui Bian couldn't help showing a hint of displeasure at the newly refreshed items.

He spotted another good item.

It was the Autumn Breeze Dune, from the Halo series—a tangible ship with associated technology.

The Autumn Breeze Dune involves multifaceted technologies such as artificial gravity, a fusion engine, even a jump engine, and these cannot be solved with just a blueprint.

However, for prizes that consume thousands or tens of thousands of points, the system is also quite "human‑friendly."

If Sui Bian were to exchange for an Autumn Breeze Dune, the system would directly alter the relevant personnel's memories to prevent such a massive object from appearing, which would seem abrupt.

At the same time, the system would provide fully decoded data to prevent Umbrella from being unable to fully assimilate all the technology of the Autumn Breeze Dune.

My eyes are greedy.

It requires 30,000 points.

Sui Bian even thought of making Leon run everywhere all the time; perhaps within 60 days he could actually gather 30,000.

But he only thought about it casually.

If he truly let Leon loose, the transportation conditions worldwide might collapse due to his decisions.

Continue browsing.

Finally, when Sui Bian's gaze landed on the last slot, he was finally able to hide his earlier displeasure.

It was an aerospace carrier worth 2,500 points, from Genocidal Organ.

In his past life, Sui Bian had watched this sci‑fi war anime produced by an island nation.

It featured Optical Camouflage combat suits, nanoworm implants in soldiers' brains that masked pain perception, and so on.

What impressed him most was that aerospace carrier, shaped like a massive wide, flat slab, powered by nuclear energy.

Once airborne, it could bomb any location worldwide or deploy elite troops for decapitation missions.

In theory, after taking off it need not land.

In practice, however, supplies still require landing to be obtained.

In his past life, as a Halo fan, when Sui Bian saw the carrier deploying soldiers, the thought that sprang to mind was a "low‑spec HellParatrooper."

HellParatrooper's full name is Planetary Orbit Assault Team (ODST).

They use single‑soldier drop pods for orbital insertion, entering the atmosphere like meteors, then deploying cushioning measures near the ground for rapid landing.

Their primary mission is to, using only individual force, forcibly carve out a landing zone in enemy territory for subsequent Marine Corps safe descent.

In a sense, HellParatrooper lives up to their slogan—

'We land on our feet! Sir!'

They are a bunch of madmen, commendable combat maniacs.

As for the drop pods used by the special forces in Genocidal Organ, they cannot breach the atmosphere directly, so to Sui Bian they are a "low‑spec" version.

However, the Genocidal Organ drop pods employ biomimetic structural membranes, offering remarkable shock‑absorption.

Their manufacturing cost is relatively cheap, making them a very economical disposable drop pod.

Hmm…

Umbrella needs such an aerospace carrier, and also a "madman" force like HellParatrooper, to realize a rapid global deployment plan.

Thus, when intelligence officers detect and confirm an anomalous phenomenon but cannot obtain armed security or MTF support, HellParatrooper can be deployed.

The main point is, he can afford it.

He eased his pace.

"System, I want to exchange the space carrier from 'Genocidal Organ'."

"Received, deducting 2,500 points for the exchange; the host's remaining points are 740."

"Exchanging…"

"Exchange complete, congratulations host, you have obtained the space carrier code‑named Specter."

"This system has already exchanged a Specter to the Umbrella Airport in the outskirts of Raccoon City, and implanted false memories into the relevant Umbrella personnel."

"The false memories state that Specter was based on the host's ideas, and then developed by the team led by Wang Zhaofeng of the Mother Nest."

"On July 28, 1999, the Umbrella Eastern Europe Manufacturing Plant completed construction of the prototype."

"On August 2 it completed its maiden flight, with all metrics reaching optimal levels."

"And on September 1 at 08:30 it landed at the outskirts airport of Raccoon City."

"This system has already implanted the relevant memories of how to pilot Specter into the pilots on standby at the outskirts airport."

"At the same time, this system also encrypted and uploaded all technology related to Specter to the local network of the Mother Nest."

"System, according to your statement, can I consider that Umbrella now has the ability to independently construct Specter?"

"Yes."

"Very good!"

"Having received the system's official confirmation, Sui Bian couldn't help but sigh inwardly."

"Although Specter is insufficient to cause a qualitative transformation for Umbrella, it is enough for Umbrella to digest for a while."

"Especially its nuclear‑powered engine, which surely far surpasses all existing models."

"However, the false memories supplied by the system seem to be the only thing Sui Bian himself doubts."

"He barely passed high‑school physics, yet the system claims the ideas came from him?"

"It seems necessary to have White Queen tutor him on the relevant knowledge, to preserve his image as the boss."

(End of chapter)