The story unfolds in a cutting-edge biotech facility, isolated in a remote location (perhaps an abandoned oil rig, Arctic station, or underground bunker). The lab, equipped with sleek, futuristic technology, specializes in genetic engineering and bio-experiments, ostensibly aimed at solving humanity’s greatest challenges—curing diseases, extending life, or creating sustainable food sources. However, beneath this altruistic exterior lies secretive, ethically dubious research. The lab's corridors are sterile yet ominous, with glass enclosures, dim lighting, and eerie sounds echoing through the vents. As the plot progresses, the once-contained chaos spills out, turning the lab into a labyrinth of terror. A team of ambitious scientists, funded by a shadowy corporation, conducts experiments on animals and humans, blending genes to create hybrids with extraordinary abilities. Initially, their success brings awe: glowing bioluminescent creatures, creatures with regenerative powers, and super-intelligent primates. However, these breakthroughs come at a cost—unpredictable mutations and psychological instability. The story begins with a small team arriving at the lab for routine inspections or a research presentation. Among them is the protagonist, a skeptical bioethicist (perhaps the estranged sibling of the lead scientist). When an unforeseen accident occurs—perhaps a containment breach caused by sabotage or a rogue experiment—the lab is plunged into chaos. A wolf with extra limbs and glowing eyes, a snake that regenerates rapidly, and birds with metallic feathers. Experimental subjects with exaggerated features, such as elongated limbs, hardened skin, or telepathic abilities. Dim, flickering lights, broken glass, blood-streaked walls, and a soundscape of distant growls and screeches.