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A cop's peaceful life shatters when a mysterious, violent creature emerges from the woods. As a zombie monster terrorises his town, he must confront a horrifying truth that hits closer to home than he could ever imagine.
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Chapter 1 - documentary by Prof.Jon Hook

He was no longer my brother but a monster, and I killed it.

police," Arrest him"

"No", he resisted knocking the things on his table.

as the police took him away, the tape fell on the ground and played,

For decades, scientists have warned about bats. Living in forests like Nikale forest near Domeriyo, they carry more viruses than any other mammal. Rabies, Nipah, and coronaviruses—their immune systems allow them to host infections without dying, making them natural incubators.

In 2000, a small outbreak in South Asia was traced to fruit bats. By 2002, researchers at the Henlarn Voler Institute of Microbiology identified new lyssaviruses, rabies-like pathogens that attack the brain and cause violent seizures. The International Health Directorate noted in its 2001 "Pathogen Horizon" report that these viruses are "underreported and underestimated."

At the time, World War 2 Papers from the classified HMG (high-breed microorganism generation) Project described experiments on bat organoids—tiny bat brains grown in dishes—where rabies and Nipah fragments were combined. Test animals became aggressive and lost higher reasoning.

Months later, cavers found dead bats in abandoned caves near Nikale Wood. The bodies were removed under guard. Some rumours say that the experiment lab bats have somehow escaped

This is just the tip of the iceberg…

(A documentary by Prof.Jon Hook)