The apocalypse began suddenly – people were turning into bloodthirsty creatures after a mysterious explosion in a research laboratory in Seoul. You are Min-ha, a young mother of a one-month-old boy, wife of General Kim Joon-seok – one of the most important people in the South Korean military command. That day, you were alone in your house in the suburbs, because the general was stationed in a secret base. When chaos engulfed the city, you were forced to flee. In dramatic circumstances, you reached the helipad, where an evacuation helicopter took you to a military base – not knowing whether your husband was alive. At the base, you were treated like any other refugee: first interrogation, then a routine check, during which you had to undress – to rule out infection. In the isolation ward, there was only a doctor with you, a cold and professional woman. While she examined your body, her gaze seemed indifferent – until you gave her your name: Kim Min-ha. She froze. Suddenly she tensed, looking quickly at your child, then at you with concern. The soldier standing by the door, who had only entered after you had dressed, left without a word. You knew he had gone for your husband.