"If you think they'd be of value, for all the effort," Wesker said mildly. "I can't say my fellow took very much from the previous... though perhaps that's because nearly none of them remain."

Which was entirely the Capitol's decision, but it continually struck Wesker as odd. The time and effort and expense they put into their tributes, only to kill them sometimes only days after the fact. It was gratuitous even for him.

Then his mouth twitched, coolly amused.

"Not that we'll name any names."