A Planet Dyed in Ink

When light enters the deep sea, very little of it is reflected back to our eyes. In the depths, so little light reaches us that the seawater appears black, like the darkest ink.

In an era of frequent global disasters, humanity is exhausted from trying to cope with the world's many geological calamities. An accident causes a country's nuclear waste to leak, and in an attempt to evade responsibility, that country dumps it into the deep sea. These actions trigger astonishing mutations in deep-sea creatures, transforming once tranquil waters into a terrifying sea of death.