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The only thing that can defeat power, is more power. That is the one constant in this universe. However, there is no point in power if it consumes itself. I will enlist the help of an old friend against our common foe. I will use one pawn to eliminate the other, and emerge with the spoils for myself...
An independent and selective RP blog for 𝙳𝚁 𝙰𝙻𝙱𝙴𝚁𝚃 𝚆𝙴𝚂𝙺𝙴𝚁 of Resident Evil. Unaffiliated with any fandom or RPC. 𝙸𝚗𝚏𝚎𝚌𝚝𝚎𝚍 𝚋𝚢 𝙸𝚛𝚎. 30+. He/him pronouns. Please read my carrd before interacting. 🧬🕶️
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Since I didn't mention it because I've been busy and completely forgot I moved Wesker back to my hub. Same URL as this one ( Malviral ) my follows come from Heleerie, which I know a lot of folks are already following. Replies to threads and asks are coming, whether you want em or not ;^)
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Since I didn't mention it because I've been busy and completely forgot I moved Wesker back to my hub. Same URL as this one ( Malviral ) my follows come from Heleerie, which I know a lot of folks are already following. Replies to threads and asks are coming, whether you want em or not ;^)
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The only thing that can defeat power, is more power. That is the one constant in this universe. However, there is no point in power if it consumes itself. I will enlist the help of an old friend against our common foe. I will use one pawn to eliminate the other, and emerge with the spoils for myself...
An independent and selective RP blog for 𝙳𝚁 𝙰𝙻𝙱𝙴𝚁𝚃 𝚆𝙴𝚂𝙺𝙴𝚁 of Resident Evil. Unaffiliated with any fandom or RPC. 𝙸𝚗𝚏𝚎𝚌𝚝𝚎𝚍 𝚋𝚢 𝙸𝚛𝚎. 30+. He/him pronouns. Please read my carrd before interacting. 🧬🕶️
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another piece for @malviral ❤️ william's really slutting it up with this one
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i hate when people start asking what sign i am. I am a sign from god. start running.
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You’ve really become quite an inconvenience for me…
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"There are times when I think that dying might have been the better option." William admits in a voice which sounds trapped in a far away place. He stares down into pages and pages of writing and research stuffed as neatly as possible into several notebook spines. Tight cursive scrawls cover every available space which isn't taken up by loops and craggy lines of data. While they might have survived Raccoon city some atrophied part of the scientist's mind scratches away at the cage of his skull wondering how he deserved this life while his wife and daughter had not.
Death was perhaps a state better ��suited for both of them. However, in Wesker's case, it was something he had escaped quite willingly. He would have liked to say by design, but no, it was never entirely as cunning as that. He had been chosen, of all the billions of people on this planet, he alone was worthy of a power even he scarcely comprehended, and it was all thanks to the creation of William's G-virus. This was the one fact of the matter that hadn't come as any surprise to him.
Ever since they were boys, he knew William was destined for greatness. There had never been a mind quite like his before and there had not been a mind quite like his since. Wesker considered it a privilege to work alongside him, a greater privilege still to embody the fruits of all his hard work and incredible genius. Together they were the future, devised, idealized and executed, just like it had always been, now with William as the architect and him as the vessel.
There would be no credit to the poisonous machinations of Spencer and his designer baby scheme, of which Wesker had been the crowning achievement. All knew of Frankenstein, the monster, not so much the fool who had created him, or the madness and arrogance that drove him to do such a thing.
William's disclosure catches him off guard. Gentle words and kind reassurance were not something he felt himself familiar with. He was not one to heal, though he recognized a wound when it was presented to him and as ill-equipped as he were, Wesker began to mull over exactly what he should say in retort. Right now, an analytical chiding was perhaps not what William most needed. He had to be a little more vulnerable in his approach.
Nevertheless, though he wasn't exactly a wordsmith when it came to vulnerability, he reaches up, plucking the dark-tinted glasses from his face. They frequently masked any slither of emotion he might have felt, from his more typical rage and disgust to the less common surprise and, now, as the case may be, concern.
They say the eyes are the window to the soul and though his now burn more akin to gazing through the gates of hell, there is a dip in his brow, a sincerity clearer in his words than before.
❝ I have you to thank for my own survival, so I would loath to believe that as a fact. ❞ Its a delicate subject. His tone is something solemn, smooth but far less assertive than what was so common of him. Clearly, he was of a differing opinion entirely.
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There's an odd sort of domesticity in what they've settled into-- if you ask her, at least. She knows Albert will absolutely deny it to his grave, but she knows this is all just a test, to ensure she'll be the perfect companion in his new world... And Excella is determined to prove that she is absolutely wife material. She will have him. "Albert," she singsongs as she enters his office, the special pre-dosed syringe in her hand. "It's time for your medicine. Let's get you all taken care of....."
The domesticity behind their arrangement is strange, and yet, at the same entirely ordinary ━ expected, even. It was not lost on him, not in the slightest; to the contrary, he didn't necessarily see anything wrong with it. Excella was a beautiful, intelligent and powerful woman. She was everything he would imagine himself wanting, and time and time again, he found himself lamenting this fact. Where was she when he was sane ? Where was she when he was human ?
She'd made herself his nurse, as any good wife might. Their matrimony unholy. She imagined herself his queen, but that wouldn't be up to him to decide. Once Orborous was free, only those worthy would ascend. And therein lay the true problem: their domestic woes so far from mundane.
She thought herself suited without a shadow of a doubt, and Wesker never expressed any concern to the contrary. It would be through no fault of her own, of course. In the meantime, faux acts of domesticity lingered between them. His eyes rise from the paper in his hand, and he lets out a hum of approval.
❝ I've been waiting for you. ❞ He confirmed, his voice almost a mocking purr and his attention moving from the now discarded document to the woman before him. There was a sick sense of satisfaction in knowing the most likely outcome of their partnership was oblivion ━ both flung so deservingly into the dark abyss. He felt the same satisfaction, imagining it would be the same for so, so many more. The little smirk that sat on his lips was a testament to this, but she'd never know her beauty and her evident kindness had not been its cause.
He stood from behind the desk and made his way to the lounge area of the luxurious office space. There, he placed himself, rolling up his sleeves, ready and awaiting the treatment he'd come to rely on these last few years from the woman he was allowing to follow him unthinkingly into a hell she had mistaken for heaven. Indeed... Where was she when he was still human ?
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This had been, arguably, the absolute worst few months of his life. Perhaps an over exaggeration, but he felt he was perfectly entitled to it. Here he was, an adult. An accomplished virologist. He was doing what he’d worked so hard during his youth to achieve, and this child comes along and receives praise simply for existing in their space. He isn’t typically prone to such outrage, but the facts were plain. She was being favored by birthright. Under normal circumstance, he’d have tried his best to conceal his frustration with their superiors. He was more than privy to Umbrella’s penchant for mischief. He’d been all too wise to their pathetic attempts to pit Albert and himself against one another. It had been almost laughable, in retrospect. They had practically been attached at the hip upon arrival to the training facility. When he tries to think analytically about why he was so drawn to Albert, he always came up dry. It was always some kind of unspoken bond. It didn’t need explicit verbiage, but if it ever did he wasn’t sure he would do it justice. He can practically sense Albert’s approach. Really, the sense is granted to hearing the smooth glide of his steps. Unwavering, precise. His gait was always the same, methodical step. He spares a single glance up from his seated position, but lets it fall once more. Focus was hard to come by when his thoughts were so clouded by how he could possibly regain his footing in this battle of wits. Things simply wouldn’t smooth out, and no matter how hard he pressured his mind to focus, it just wouldn’t come. Ultimately, he’d decided he needed a breather. Just to clear his head for even a moment. Guilt had followed, though. A feeling of shame encapsulating him at the meer notion that he would need to take a break. He accepts the offer, taking the cup from Albert and enjoying the warmth in his hand. He uses it to ground himself from the urge to wallow. He heaves a sigh, giving a small nod and forced smile. It’s more for his own good than it is for Wesker. He knows better than to think a smile will achieve anything for him. “Thanks, Al,” he murmurs, eyes finally trailing back up to regard his confidant. “You busy?” the question comes almost as an afterthought. He doesn’t exactly think he wants the company, but on the same note he doesn’t want to be alone.
It didn't make much sense, but then most prejudices never did. Sure, Lady Alexia was a remarkable girl to have graduated university at just ten years old, but her induction into the company and all the praise and romanticization she received from there on was based on nothing more than her family name. Just because her grandfather had been one of Umbrella's founders and an accomplished virologist didn't mean she, too, would be.
After all, Edward's own son, Alexander, had been a practical unknown in the company; his CEO and researcher status buried beneath his failure to produce anything worthwhile to Umbrella. If a parents ━ or grandparents, as the case may be, interest and success were automatically bestowed upon a child the same way it seemed the old bastards around here thought of Alexia and her grandfather, then he would be an accomplished maxillofacial surgeon right about now and utterly oblivious to this place.
But perhaps a sense of bias had blossomed deep within him all the same. He believed his aversion toward the girl was grounded solely in logic and that he might praise her too if she ever managed to accomplish something within the company worth praising. But that might not have been an entire truth. The reality was more that he saw what she ━ or rather what the expectations of her ━ had done to William. He took a particular sense of chagrin with this misdeed, motivated by his peculiar sense of devotion toward his long-time partner.
If anyone had proven themselves worthy of his respect ━ of his praise, it was indeed William Birkin. Together they had risen free of Umbrella's executive training school, the only two students of the 1978 class to graduate. A feat their very survival had hinged upon; their promotion to chief researchers at Arkley spared them Dr. Marcus' madness and his wrath, should he ever find out they were the ones who had leaked his research to Mr. Spencer.
The cutthroat, competitive atmosphere of Umbrella ensured a " survival of the fittest " mentality in its students, something that Albert Wesker had taken particular note of as a young man. William was one of the few who had slipped past his purposive sights, whose existence had perhaps gone beyond what material or practical uses he might have had for his own causes. After all, if this was not a fact, then why would he even acknowledge William's existence at this point ? He had already acknowledged that the young Ashford girl’s presence had rendered the once brilliant William useless, why hasn’t he simply moved on ?
❝ Not presently, no. ❞ His reply comes with another purposeful sip of the hot coffee in his hand. Though obscured by the navy tint of his glasses, his contrastingly pale blue eyes remained fixed on the other man. Certainly, there were things he could be doing right now ━ but instead he remains here, keeping William company, distracting him from the thoughts that have persistently threatened to destroy him.
❝ I thought that I might finish this and then head out for a short walk; perhaps you would like to accompany me ? The trails around the mansion are quite spectacular this time of year. ❞
Though he had already been for a walk another wouldn’t hurt, especially not if he could convince William to go with him. Lord knows he needs the fresh air ━ among other things, and Wesker always did enjoy the tranquilly of the forest. It was perhaps one of the few perks of this otherwise wretched place.
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Pretend there's a whole fucked up Weskella valentines day answer to an ask here I can't get cause deleted blog u_u
A momentary flare of emotion ━ an expression of rage that wasn't entirely vicious for once. Instead, it was more frustrated; nervous, self-conscious ━ almost human for all it was worth. She sings his praises in that rich, velveteen voice of hers, strokes his ego as if it were a magnificent animal ━ worthy of the praise ━ of the idealization afforded to it by its enchanted onlooker. And wasn't it ? He is as close to a god as anyone ever could be — powerful, influential, invulnerable, insatiable. He is a destroyer with the aspirations of an architect and like all known gods, he too was created by the fears and fantasies of man.
But she was more than his captive audience. They had been partners and equals in many ways, in ways he thought he had long since left behind with his humanity. Indeed, that is precisely what she has become a constant reminder of. What he once was ━ of what he could never be again and of what he had surely missed . . .
Companionship. True, unity with another living soul like his own and now here she stands before him in all her beauty and her likeminded glory while his humanity has long since escaped him. He is a shell, all that was once inside of him drained away and replaced with something new that only just fit within his skin.
But it remembered these things, these past feelings and aspirations. Perhaps it does not feel them . . . Not in the same way he once had. . . But it remembers them enough to react almost accordingly.
He acknowledges her as she places herself beside him, a cool interest plastered on his face as far as could be determined from the obscurity of the sunglasses he wears. She's bold. So very bold. It brings him a smile of sorts as he contemplates her superficial swagger. All he would have to do was reach out, wrap his hand around her dainty little throat, and with a slight squeeze, he could crush her pretty windpipe. It would be over in a matter of seconds.
Fortunately, making an exquisite corpse out of her wasn't on his to-do list, but herein lied his problem. She was moral. He was a monster. But did the technicalities really matter ? She was worthwhile and she was enamored with him. He'd be a fool not to try and embrace this in some way. Certainly he’s not trying to let her down out of dislike, no, rather, quite the opposite.
❝ You are everything you say you are and more, Excella. Intelligent, competent, affluent, and of course beautiful. You needn't fear that any of this goes unnoticed; that is not the case. The problem is... ❞
He stops here. . . his eyes falling to the hand she had dared to trail over his chest so seductively only moments before. He's returning her gesture, his gloved hand ghosting over her knee and coming to land atop her hand in an equally coy seduction. Losing her support wasn't ideal, even if he couldn't stand her, although he's already acknowledged this isn't where his “problem” lied.
❝ I’m afraid I am far less of a man than you think I am. ❞ He admits, though it nearly pains him, the sickening vulnerability of it. As such his brows furrow faintly with the confession. She sees what he is on the outside, she praises him as a god but does she truly understand what he is on the inside ? What it makes him capable of ? He thinks it would be unfair if he didn’t at least warn her.....
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Psst, just a note, feel free to blacklist the tag "🕶️ 𝑻𝒂𝒈 : saved" because I'm going to get around to dropping some old writing here soon so I can delete the other archive cause its mucking my activity up on the other blog 🖤
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⸸ 𝔣𝔦𝔫𝔞𝔩 𝔠𝔥𝔞𝔭𝔱𝔢𝔯 ; 𓆚 The sorrows of this world are without number. Study your heart & know this to be true. Incessant war. Suffering. & man turns a blind eye to the atrocities created, the blood on their hands, even now . Your hatred. Your grief. Your agony. Only I can relieve you of those burdens ! Like a babe in the womb, the subjects of my kingdom need only drift about in tranquility. Why would you rob so many poor souls of their salvation ? Is there not great joy in the absence of free-will?
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𝕝𝕠𝕧𝕖'𝕤 𝕘𝕠𝕟𝕟𝕒 𝕘𝕖𝕥 𝕪𝕠𝕦 𝕜𝕚𝕝𝕝𝕖𝕕, 𝖇𝖚𝖙 𝖕𝖗𝖎𝖉𝖊'𝖘 𝖌𝖔𝖓𝖓𝖆 𝖇𝖊 𝖙𝖍𝖊 𝖉𝖊𝖆𝖙𝖍 𝖔𝖋 𝖞𝖔𝖚.
indie & private ethan winters from BIOHAZARD / RESIDENT EVIL. mutually exclusive. est. 2022. remade 2025. as told by geoff.
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Netflix and chill? More like intense intellectual conversation then rough sex.
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Family-friendly version of the stripping Albert. I THOUGHT about censoring his foot too...
#🕶️ 𝑻𝒂𝒈 : visage#william birkin pov:#the skill he has to get that turtle neck over his head without knocking off the sunglasses is something to be considered & admired
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𝚆𝙷𝙰𝚃 𝙿𝙰𝚁𝚃 𝙾𝙵 𝚃𝙷𝙸𝚂 𝙷𝙰𝚄𝙽𝚃𝙴𝙳 𝙷𝙾𝚄𝚂𝙴 𝙰𝚁𝙴 𝚈𝙾𝚄 ?
THE MIRROR
What do you see today ? Better yet, what don’t you see today ? Probably the same as yesterday, right ? Everything at once and nothing at all. You know the face looking back at you enough to know that it is not your own, whatever that means. You’ve learned by now that your face is irrelevant, one that takes a backseat to the ones that come to you every day, asking you to show them lies. You don’t, of course, you are an amalgamation of all the faces looking back at you, a reflection of themselves. There is nothing but truth in that. Don’t take it too personally, then, when they scream in your face and take off running. You show them what they show you: who they are. It’s something you can relate to, isn’t it ? Not being able to confront yourself face-to-face
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