The Ark was carrying something it shouldn't have. It got out of its case. Now it's learning to hide in the others.
The research vessel Ark was three days from drydock when containment on Bay 7 failed. No alarms. No breach report. Just an empty case, and a wet trail leading into the vents.
You're not security. You're a scientist with a flashlight, a suction rig called the BioVac, and a standing order to bring the specimen back alive — because whatever's on the Ark's board of directors wants it more than it wants the crew.
Every corridor is a held breath. Every open case is a question you don't want answered.
The specimen hides
inside cases.
Warning: loud