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The Helix Institute was a pioneer in genetic splicing, aiming to create "super-pollinators" to combat the dying bee population. A power surge caused the growth accelerators to malfunction, mutating the insects to 500 times their natural size. The facility is on lockdown. You are a team of scientists and security personnel trapped on Sub-Level 9.

But in your rearview mirror, you see something following. Not a car. Not a person. A shadow with too many legs, keeping pace just beyond the treeline. escape from the giant insect lab

Corrosive acid stingers. They penetrate standard hazard suits. The Helix Institute was a pioneer in genetic

There, thirty feet below, stood the exit. A heavy blast door with a wheel lock. You are a team of scientists and security

The notebook ends there. The next page is torn out, and stuck to the back cover is a single, translucent insect wing—large enough to cover a dinner plate.

Miller and Sarah spun the wheel. The heavy door groaned open, revealing the cool night air of the outside world. The centipede lunged, its many legs creating a sickening, rhythmic clatter on the tiles.

The experiment has breached. The growth hormone spliced with monarch butterfly DNA didn’t just work. It overworked . And now, the insect lab is a jungle of chitin and hunger.