In a world ravaged by the devastating effects of the rage virus, humanity’s remnants cling to survival under menacing conditions. Nearly thirty years after the outbreak unleashed chaos on the British Isles, the government has maintained a stringent quarantine around the areas still plagued by the infected. On a remote island, isolated yet somehow thriving, a group of survivors has adapted to their grim reality, constructing a fragile community that balances hope with the grim permanence of their situation.
Led by the resilient and resourceful Evelyn, the group has developed makeshift solutions to fend off the infected who linger on the mainland, living in constant fear of the day their sanctuary may be compromised. Among them is Marco, a former scientist whose insights into the rage virus shape the community’s understanding of their ongoing plight. As they learn to cultivate crops and conserve resources, the islanders maintain an uneasy truce with the dark world beyond their shores, only daring to venture back to the mainland for supplies under well-rehearsed contingency plans.
However, when a brutal storm damages their only bridge to the mainland, the structure becomes a terrifying symbol of their vulnerability. The unexpected consequences force the community to grapple with the unpredictable and chaotic society that has evolved in quarantine. As tensions rise and old wounds within the group resurface, alliances are tested, and the deeper question emerges: What sacrifices are they willing to make to remain safe?
The threat intensifies when a group of feral infected makes their way to the island, drawn by the scent of human life. As chaos erupts, Evelyn, Marco, and their allies must confront not just the external horrors, but also their own inner demons. In a desperate bid for survival, the line between saviors and the savage becomes perilously blurred, leading them on a harrowing journey where every decision could be their last. The fight for survival will reveal the very essence of humanity, pushing the survivors to the brink of madness in a terrifying exploration of resilience and despair.