In a small, isolated town, a chemical factory accident results in a dangerous spill, and the toxic substances leak into nearby waters. When a young girl accidentally falls into a contaminated tank, she is exposed to these chemicals. Upon rescue, she seems physically fine, but soon after, she begins to exhibit strange symptoms—her movements become erratic, her senses heightened, and her aggression escalates. Unlike typical zombies, her condition is caused not by infection but by the toxic chemicals that are slowly taking over her body and brain, controlling her every action.
As the girl’s condition worsens, she becomes a catalyst for a new kind of epidemic, one that spreads not through bites, but through chemical exposure. Her story becomes a race against time for a group of survivors who must find a way to contain the outbreak before it spreads uncontrollably. But the girl, now a harbinger of the new infection, presents a unique dilemma: she is both a victim and a weapon, and her fight for survival mirrors humanity’s fight against an evolving biological disaster.
This concept explores themes of body autonomy, survival instincts, and the thin line between human and monster when confronted with uncontrollable external forces.
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