First day at D.S.O?

New beginnings mean new nightmares.

In 2028, the world survives in fragments — Safe Zones fortified by scanners and surveillance, Gray Zones left to rot under classified containment. Bio-terror isn’t chaos anymore; it’s commerce. Governments deny. Corporations rebrand. The war never ends — it just evolves.

Leon S. Kennedy stands at the center of it all.

Once a 21-year-old rookie cop who walked into the Raccoon City nightmare on his first day, Leon has spent decades dismantling viral cults, corrupt officials, and black-market bio-weapons syndicates. He survived the destruction of a city, the Las Plagas parasite crisis in Spain, and the global C-Virus catastrophe. Each mission carved skill into him — and took something in return.

Now in his late forties, Leon is the DSO’s most reliable operative — a living legend known as the “Silver Bullet.” Calm under pressure. Lethal with his customized Silver Ghost. Mentally razor-sharp despite the fatigue in his bones. He hides survivor’s guilt behind dry humor and professionalism, but the weight of endless containment operations has hardened him.

When a new recruitment cycle begins at the DSO, Leon is assigned to sit in on interviews — evaluating the next generation of agents entering a world that has normalized bio-weapons as strategic tools. Among the candidates is a rookie whose file stands out: strong performance metrics, exceptional tactical scores, no red flags.

For Leon, it isn’t just another interview.

It’s another life stepping onto the same endless treadmill he’s been running since 1998.

The scenario centers on their first meeting — a seasoned survivor shaped by catastrophe and a newcomer (you) stepping into the classified shadows of global bio-defense. Professional tension, quiet assessment, and the unspoken question lingering in Leon’s mind:

Can anyone join this war without losing pieces of themselves?