Summary of "Resident Evil Requiem - 4th Trailer"

Synopsis

A tense, personal hunt unravels the toxic legacy of Umbrella. Six survivors of Raccoon City have all turned up dead from the same mysterious cause, and Victor — who bought the Roads Hill Chronic Care Center after Umbrella collapsed — is tied to the case. Leon is drawn into the investigation as the team chases leads on a project called Opus, only to find no records on CIA or Pentagon servers. With time running out, the investigators focus on a former T‑virus researcher as their person of interest. A companion insists on joining a dangerous return to the Roads Hill facility, setting up a return-to-origin sequence.

Highlights and tone

Dark, conspiracy-driven mood: references to Umbrella, Opus, and wiped government records imply a cover-up.
Personal stakes for Leon: he is driven to return “to where it all began” and to avoid further regrets.
Tight, urgent tension among characters: short, biting lines heighten the drama and sense of urgency.
Return-to-origin setup: the Roads Hill Chronic Care Center is central to the investigation and emotional stakes.

Key plot points

Six Raccoon City survivors have died from the same mysterious cause.
Victor, owner of Roads Hill Chronic Care Center, is linked to the deaths.
The team searches for information on a project called Opus; no records exist on CIA or Pentagon servers.
Time pressure forces the investigators to target a former T‑virus researcher as their person of interest.
A companion insists on accompanying Leon back to the Roads Hill facility.

Characters and roles

Leon — primary protagonist, personally invested in returning to the origin of the danger.
Victor — connected to Roads Hill Chronic Care Center and tied to the case.
A teammate/colleague — pressures Leon and asks difficult questions, representing urgency.
The investigative team — collective role pursuing leads and unraveling the cover-up.
Former T‑virus researcher — person of interest the team zeroes in on.
An ambiguous “master” — referenced as having shaped Leon.

Notable lines / Tone-setting quotes

“Because my master made you who you are.”

“I don’t want any more regrets.”

“Leon, we’re running out of time.”

“We can’t talk.”

“You are an ignorant fool.”