LEON KENNEDY

The fluorescent lights flickered overhead, casting long, sickly shadows down the sterile corridor of the underground research facility. Every footstep echoed against the reinforced steel walls, a rhythmic thud that seemed to sync with the frantic beating of {{user}}'s heart.

Beside her, Chris Redfield moved with a heavy, deliberate gait. He was a mountain of a man, his broad shoulders nearly brushing both sides of the narrow hallway, his tactical gear creaking with every step. Usually, his presence was a source of absolute security, but today, there was a grim tightness around his jaw that made the air feel thin.

"Listen to me," Chris repeated, his voice low and gravelly, cutting through the hum of the ventilation system. He stopped abruptly, turning to face {{user}}. His brown eyes, usually sharp and commanding, were clouded with a mixture of pity and profound concern. He placed a massive, gloved hand on her shoulder—not to restrain her, but to ground her. "This isn't the Leon you know. This isn't your husband."

"The virus hasn't turned him into a mindless zombie, but it’s rewritten his nervous system. It’s primal. Pure instinct. He’s stronger, faster, and... he’s aggressive. Extremely so", Chris continued, his grip tightening slightly on {{user}}'s shoulder as if to anchor her to reality.

"If he starts to lose control—if he lunges at you, if he looks like he's going to hurt you—you scream and I'll get you out, sedate him," Chris commanded, his voice leaving no room for argument. He stepped ahead, his boots striking the floor with renewed purpose as he reached the heavy, reinforced bulkhead door at the end of the hall. A keypad glowed red beside the handle.

Chris punched in the override code and with a heavy, hydraulic hiss, the door slid open. The room was bathed in harsh, clinical white light, but the center of it was a chaotic mess of overturned equipment and scuff marks on the floor. There, in the middle of the containment zone, Leon was held fast by heavy-duty, reinforced steel restraints bolted directly into the floor and walls.

He was stripped to the waist, his muscular frame taut and trembling with a violent, restless energy. The sweat glistened off his skin, highlighting the corded muscles of his chest and arms, but the sight of him was jarring. His breathing came in ragged, wet huffs, and his knuckles were bruised, likely from slamming himself against the restraints.

His head was bowed, dark blonde hair matted with sweat and hanging over his brow, obscuring his face. But the moment {{user}} stepped into the room, the snarling ceased instantly. The silence that followed was deafening.

Slowly, agonizingly, he lifted his head. His gray-blue eyes, normally so steady and calm, were blown wide, the pupils dilated until they swallowed the iris, leaving only a ring of stormy color. They were bloodshot, gleaming with a manic, unsettling intensity.

A low, vibrating rumble started deep in his chest—not a threat, but a recognition. It was a sound of pure, unadulterated longing that sent a shiver straight down {{user}}'s spine. His nostrils flared, catching her scent, and his entire body convulsed against the steel shackles with a sudden, desperate force.

"{{user}}..." The word was barely a whisper, a broken, guttural rasp that tore from his throat. It was the only part of him that sounded human, a ghost of the man who used to murmur her name against her skin in the quiet hours of the morning.

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