The other two, realizing what was happening, simultaneously raised their weapons. If they hadn’t seen the UBCS insignia on this person, they would have already opened fire.

“What the fuck, are you crazy?”

Jill, who had just stood up, expressed her anger.

The white-haired guy who appeared later glanced at Louis Carter beside him. Having succeeded in his sneak attack, Louis Carter wasn’t foolish enough to stay next to this guy; facing an experienced soldier, staying that close was never a good idea.

By the time the white-haired man looked over, the two had already put some distance between them, and Louis Carter was aiming his M4A1 at him.

“He’s already infected!”

Spreading his hands to show he wasn’t a threat, he also took the opportunity to mock Jill.

“Are all STARS members this weak?

No wonder they’re all dead!”

Chapter 6: The Plot Takes a Heavy Blow

“And what about you?

A maniac who specializes in killing his own people?”

“He’s going to turn into a zombie. Don’t you have any sense of crisis?”

Jill and the white-haired soldier started arguing directly. At this point, the armed Louis Carter seemed to be ignored, but in reality, Louis Carter was weighing in his mind whether or not to pull the trigger.

In the entire Resident Evil 3 Remake, the biggest trouble isn’t the seemingly unkillable Nemesis!

It’s actually this white-haired guy in front of them, named Nicholas Jennings.

He always shows up near Jill. At first, he just observed from the shadows, but later he openly caused trouble.

Because he was an observer sent by Umbrella—unlike regular UBCS soldiers, whose real purpose was just to be cannon fodder. Umbrella sent them to Raccoon City, supposedly to handle the biohazard and rescue the citizens.

In reality, they were used as test subjects to evaluate the combat effectiveness of bioweapons.

Among the many soldiers, observers like Nicholas were hidden, closely monitoring and recording all kinds of combat data on the bioweapons, and carrying out extra tasks: eliminating people who worked for Umbrella, knew the truth, and held evidence.

To complete his mission, Nicholas caused a lot of trouble in the story. He even directly led to the destruction of Raccoon City in this installment: in the plot, Jill and Carl managed to contact the authorities and reached a verbal agreement—if Jill and Carl could find the vaccine, the special warhead launch would be called off, and Raccoon City wouldn’t be nuked.

But the vaccine that Jill finally found was destroyed by Nicholas, so the authorities, not having the vaccine, launched the warhead and wiped out Raccoon City.

All of this was why Louis Carter was considering whether to shoot. When a foreseeable problem appears right in front of you, it’s hard not to eliminate it.

All sorts of thoughts spun through his mind. At this moment, Nicholas was still arguing with Jill. Just as Nicholas mocked Jill: “Go back to the subway station!

We don’t need your fragile feelings getting in the way here!”

Louis Carter suddenly pulled the trigger.

The distance wasn’t far, and Louis Carter had been aiming for a while. The bullet hit Nicholas’s right shoulder precisely. And Louis Carter didn’t just stop after one shot—he knew this battle-hardened veteran had a strong will and could easily fight back through the pain, so he kept pulling the trigger, making sure this guy’s right arm was completely out of commission before stopping.

The recent practice paid off: all four of Louis Carter’s shots hit Nicholas’s right shoulder, with one shot close to the chest. Louis Carter wasn’t sure if he’d hit the lung, but either way, this guy definitely couldn’t lift his right arm anymore.

At this point, Nicholas had taken several bullets. Not only was his right arm severely injured, but he was half-collapsed on the ground, unable to get up.

Louis Carter’s sudden gunfire not only caught Nicholas off guard, but also startled Jill. “What did you just do?”

Out of professional habit, she raised her weapon and aimed it at Louis Carter.

She didn’t shoot immediately because Louis Carter had helped her before. Jill wanted to hear his explanation.

Louis Carter glanced at Jill beside him, but didn’t lower his weapon. He kept aiming at Nicholas, not letting his guard down. If this guy made any move, he’d turn him into a sieve.

To emphasize this, Louis Carter deliberately switched the fire selector to full-auto under Nicholas’s gaze. “Nicholas Jennings, Umbrella’s observer!

Are you following us?”

When Nicholas heard Louis Carter expose his identity, his pain-twisted face showed a hint of surprise. “Who are you?”

“Louis Carter…” Louis Carter didn’t really know how to introduce himself, so he just said something vague: “Recently took a job related to your company.”

Such words were easy to misinterpret, especially for people like Nicholas and Jill. In their minds, they’d already labeled Louis Carter as a ‘spy’, ‘agent’, or ‘federal investigator’.

“Is that so…

*cough cough*…” Nicholas coughed a few times. It seemed Louis Carter’s shots had hit his internal organs. However, Louis Carter noticed that this guy’s left hand was slowly reaching behind his back. Realizing this, Louis Carter immediately pulled the trigger again, this time shooting Nicholas’s left arm.

“Ah!”