Home sweet home...

[Albert Wesker]

While Agent HUNK had retrieved Delta Team, Wesker himself had taken the time to do a little research on the other verses that were out there to be explored, taking advantage of what passed for the internet in this place. The Dataverse, it was called...seemed fitting enough. Time was short, and his research was brief, but the handful of facts he managed to uncover with some quick searches were sufficient. Accounting for the Ashen Steppes, which he had already explored, and his current location (which he now learned was called the Pale Moors; a terribly fitting name for the place), there were six other primary locations.

The Empire of Coruscant, a technologically advanced and powerful verse, which seemed to be a single massive city. He would elect to go there himself, at a later date.

The Kingdom of Camelot, a place which would have seemed entirely ridiculous to Wesker, before coming to this place. A place of magic, more primitive and medieval but still powerful in its own right. An interesting enough location...and one which would need some thought as to who to send.

The Endless Dunes, a sprawling and inhospitable desert. Civilization was sparse, and danger was high. A place which would require some careful consideration on who to send.

The Tangled Green, a colossal forest. The potential there intrigued him somewhat, as in massive forests and jungles there had often been interesting discoveries to be made. He already had a clear idea of who he might send there.

The Vasty Deep, an absolutely massive ocean with countless islands. There was a strong presence of the Empire there, as well. The size of the verse gave him an idea of who to send there, as well.

The Frozen Fields, a landscape of frigid and inhospitable weather. Treacherous not just for its weather, but for its terrain. Another location he would have to consider carefully.

It was...quite the collection of places, to be certain. A little surprising, in all actuality. The sheer diversity was impressive, though it did present certain challenges. Challenges that would only be minor impediments to a man like Albert Wesker. All he needed was more information. General details and an overview wouldn't suffice; he would require detailed intelligence and first-hand experience from out there. Going to visit each and every location personally would take far too long, even if it likely would be the most efficient method. That was why he was sending Delta Team and Agent HUNK in his stead. HUNK would unquestionably get results; his success wasn't a matter of "if", merely "how well" he would succeed. The wolves of Delta Team, however...were a little more unpredictable. Which would necessitate something of a middle ground approach.

If he couldn't be there in person...direct communication and contact, along with a log of all events from each member in the field, would have to suffice. The wolves might not be fully controllable, but they could be collared and monitored.