PETER'S DIARY

Uncover the secrets and betrayals in Peter's Diary entries from Resident Evil Outbreak. Learn about the Daylight reagent and Greg's true motives.

Hey there! Let's dive into Peter's Diary entries from Resident Evil Outbreak. It's a bit of a personal log, but it's packed with some pretty crucial story details, especially concerning the T-virus and a guy named Greg.

August 30th: Peter's working on a reagent, the final stage of creation, to stop the T-virus. He got help from an ex-Umbrella researcher named Greg, who apparently shared his expertise. Peter thinks Umbrella's dealings are unforgivable and that using viral research for personal gain is wrong. He's named the reagent 'Daylight,' which he feels suits its purpose of stopping the virus. Pretty clever name, right?

September 15th: Peter's received the T-sample from Greg and tested 'Daylight' on it. It's not perfectly stable yet, but it's suppressing the T-viral cell growth. He feels like victory is close! But then he starts to wonder... how exactly did Greg get that T-sample? Greg mentioned a friend got it for him, but he also thinks Umbrella might be after him. Peter's got a hunch Greg might be hiding something, but he's trying to tell himself not to snoop.

September 19th: Uh oh. It turns out Peter was totally mistaken about Greg. He's realized Greg has done terrible things and that this whole situation has been a ruse orchestrated by Greg from the beginning. Peter suspects Greg rushed him to complete 'Daylight' for a reason. He's now worried if he's the only one who knows how to create the compound besides Greg, and if his own life is in danger. His plan? Play dumb for a while.

Peter's immediate actions:

• Discard the T-sample.
• Hide the compound instructions.
• Contact George.

It seems like things took a dark turn, and Peter's realizing he might be in over his head. Keep these details in mind as you play; they really flesh out the story!