In a dim, cluttered room overflowing with fast food wrappers and greasy takeout

In a dim, cluttered room overflowing with fast food wrappers and greasy takeout containers, Ashley Graham stands triumphantly over Leon S. Kennedy. Ashley, with her slender yet athletic figure, exudes a newfound dominance. Her signature blonde hair, once short and styled neatly, now flows longer and more wildly down her shoulders, adding to her powerful presence. Her once soft and innocent features have hardened into a cruel expression of superiority, her blue eyes gleaming with sadistic pleasure. Leon, the once-heroic Raccoon City survivor, now slumps pitifully in a chair beneath her. His iconic swept-back dirty blonde hair is disheveled, and his sharp, chiseled features have softened, distorted by the layers of fat that now envelop his once muscular frame. His once-proud, broad shoulders and sculpted chest are buried beneath rolls of flesh, his enormous belly spilling over his lap—a humiliating symbol of his physical and mental downfall. Ashley’s face is alight with cruel joy as she laughs, her voice dripping with mockery. Her long blonde hair contrasts sharply with the darkness of the room, and she revels in the power she now holds over Leon, her fingers digging into the rolls of fat that cover his once-sculpted torso. With every squeeze, she delights in his shame, her laughter growing louder and more piercing. Leon, clean-shaven and reduced to tears, sobs uncontrollably, his once-handsome features now marred by sadness and humiliation. His cheeks are wet with tears that fall into the stains of greasy food splattered across his ill-fitting clothes. His tearful, pleading eyes—those famous blue eyes once filled with determination—now dart to a framed photo on the wall, a cruel reminder of what he once was. In the photo, he stands tall, muscular, and confident, his RPD uniform crisp and clean beside Ashley, who, at that time, was nowhere near the dominant force she has become. The contrast is brutal—where Leon once commanded attention, he is now a pitiful, broke