In life, Patrick Mackay was a monster — the self-proclaimed Antichrist, who carved his legacy into blood and bone across Britain in the 1970s. Society locked him away, and history nearly forgot him. But in 2024, the ISG — a cult of cruelty, worshippers of bloodshed — began their ascension. To lead them, they needed more than a prophet. They needed a butcher. Legends say Mackay was rejuvenated — not merely released, but reborn, his mind sharpened by decades of hate and madness. He walked out of obscurity with a face that promised only torment. By 2025, even authorities, hardened by decades of brutality, admitted in hushed tones: “This isn’t crime as we know it. This is terror for its own sake.”