Editing Resident Evil: Chronicles of Darkness (section)

===A World Transformed===
Although Umbrella has fallen, the world does not rest easily. The actions of Duvall aboard the Spencer Rain, and leaked rumors from the jungles of South America, prove that not only are Bio-Organic Weapons a terrible threat, but that there are individuals depraved enough to make use of them.

For this reason, there was a considerable response to try and prevent future such outbreaks. TerraSave became one of the more noticeable non-governmental human rights organizations with a focus on providing aid during bioterrorism and medical-related incidents to be born as a result. Meanwhile, the US government gave rise to the Federal Bioterrorism Commission, who had handled the Spencer Rain incident, in 2001. Independently, the Federation of Pharmaceutical Companies sponsored the Bioterrorism Security Assessment Alliance directly to handle the selling of B.O.Ws on the black market - Chris Redfield and Jill Valentine joined this organization after destroying Umbrella's Caucasus facility.

Unbeknownst to any, the FPC has been corrupted from within; one of its primary companies, Tricell, has in fact been taken over by Wesker, who plans to secretly use it to acquire more samples of mutagens and B.O.Ws to increase his army.

The development of these organizations proved justified in the spring of 2004, when an Italian ideological movement, the "purity" obsessed Il Veltro, launched a devastating bio-terror attack on the experimental solar-fuelled aquapolois of Terragrigia in the Mediterranean. Having acquired samples of the T-Virus, they combined it with a virus discovered in deep sea specimens to create the T-Abyss Virus, which they simultaneously dispersed over the city whilst releasing swarms of the Farfarello, a Hunter strain created using T-Abyss. Over a period of some three weeks, the FBC and the BSAA were responsible for holding the line against the infected and the B.O.Ws, whilst TerraSave focuses on evacuating civilians. Eventually, the FBC orders a withdrawal and reconfigures the city's solar energy satellite system to become a deadly laser weapon the annihilates the city, apparently destroying Il Veltro in the process. The FBC proceeds to quarantine the city's ruins to prevent any possible surviving B.O.Ws from escaping and contaminating the surrounding area.

By autumn of 2004, America would be threatened again by B.O.Ws. In Spain, the madman Osmund Saddler has unearthed a long-sealed macroparasite, Las Plagas, infecting the nearby village and planning to spread its influence over the world. Wesker, still seeking control over all forms of mutagenic biological agents, deploys Krauser to become a double-agent for Saddler. Although Krauser is able to send samples of the basic plaga to Wesker, he is unable to retreve a sample of the "Dominant Strain" plaga that leads the parasite colony, even after assisting Saddler in kidnapping Ashley Graham, daughter of the then-president of the US. As a result, Wesker deploys Ada Wong to infiltrate the region and steal a sample, whilst at the same time, Leon Kennedy is deployed to rescue Ashley. The end result is that the Plaga-worshipping cult Ls Illuminados is destroyed and Krauser is killed, although Wesker still recovers a sample of Dominant Strain Plaga to add to his ever-growing arsenal of mutagens.

TerraSave's next major mission is in early 2005, when a bioterrorist attack releases the T-Virus in India. Strangely, there is no known motive for this, at first - its origins will be revealed in November, when a bioterror attack releases the T-Virus on a plane that then crashes into the Harvardville Airport, where Claire Redfield is currently waiting to pick up a young girl she befriended in India. The airport is quarantined and Leon Kennedy is sent in with a small team of agents to rescue any survivors before the US Marine Corps are sent to exterminate all of the infected. 

Together, Leon and Claire become involved when a renegade TerraSave member, Curtis Miller, takes credit for the outbreak, demanding the release of information about the Raccoon City incident or threatening an even worse spill. Confronting Miller at the nearby WilPharma facility, they narrowly prevent him from destroying WilPharma's T-Virus Vaccine, but are unable to keep him from infecting himself with a sample of the G-Virus. The facility is destroyed and the G-Miller terminated with it, but then the truth comes out; WilPharma executive Frederic Downing staged the original India bioterror attack to provide an eventual market for his T-Vaccine. Claire and Leon capture the traitor and WilPharma was shut down, although secretly it was bought out by Tricell - who used it as an opportunity to recover a fragment of G-Miller from the rubble of the facility.

Also during 2005, the BSAA become involved in what will become known as the Queen Zenobia Incident. Rumors spread amongst the BSAA about the reactivation of Il Veltro, the terrorists who had caused the Terragrigia Panic. Agents Chris Redfield and Jessica Sherawat are sent into a European mountain range to investigate a possible Veltro base. At the same time, agents Parker Luciani and Jill Valentine are drawn to the lost ship the Queen Zenobia, which embroils them deep in a conspiracy. After a great deal of combat on both parties' sides, they eventually uncover the truth; Il Veltro was manipulated into the Terragregia Panic by none other than Morgan Lansdale of the FBC; he had infected the Veltro agents themselves and sunk their leaders. After encountering and killing the mutated Jack Norman, former leader of Il Veltro, they have enough proof to get Lansdale convicted.

Unbeknownst to them at the time, the BSAA has its own moles; Jessica Parker and the formerly imprisoned Raymond Vester are in fact working for Tricell, and pass on samples of the T-Abyss.