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| − | Insidiously intelligent, he tricked castellan Ramon Salazar into releasing Las Plagas from centuries of captivity underground. As the plague swept through the nearby village, Saddler made the locals his slaves and forced them to build a massive facility on a remote island formerly used for research. [[Leon_S_Kennedy | Leon]] must penetrate the layers of Saddler's cult and organization in order to find out this megalomaniac's plans for [[Ashley Graham | Ashley Graham]], and the world. | + | Insidiously intelligent, he tricked castellan [[Ramon Salazar | Ramon Salazar]] into releasing Las Plagas from centuries of captivity underground. As the plague swept through the nearby village, Saddler made the locals his slaves and forced them to build a massive facility on a remote island formerly used for research. [[Leon_S_Kennedy | Leon]] must penetrate the layers of Saddler's cult and organization in order to find out this megalomaniac's plans for [[Ashley Graham | Ashley Graham]], and the world. |
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The leader of the strange cult called Los Illuminados is as much of an obscurity as the group he leads.
Insidiously intelligent, he tricked castellan Ramon Salazar into releasing Las Plagas from centuries of captivity underground. As the plague swept through the nearby village, Saddler made the locals his slaves and forced them to build a massive facility on a remote island formerly used for research. Leon must penetrate the layers of Saddler's cult and organization in order to find out this megalomaniac's plans for Ashley Graham, and the world.
