The sparks of genetic mutation between zombie alien species and mechanical transformers collide
Nuclear explosions and biochemical disasters tore apart civilization. In the wasteland shrouded by radiation dust, steel and distorted creatures coexisted. Humanity divided into five major factions in the ruins - the steel reconstructors used machinery to sew flesh and blood, the insect symbionts were genetically bound to the zerg, the beast-like mutants awakened wild instincts, the bacterial symbionts relied on fungi to resist erosion, and the native survivors relied on natural evolution to maintain purity.
As various factions compete endlessly for resources, the highly hierarchical corruption control corps has quietly weaved a web of puppets: the D-level rot mother body has assimilated weak-minded creatures, the C-level cluster mother body has laid out regional strangulation formations, the B-level domain master mother body has formulated hunting tactics, and the A-level cardinal mother body has controlled thousands of armies with super intelligence, pushing mankind to the edge of survival. What is even more frightening is that the legendary S-class source core mother body hidden in the radiation restricted area is releasing the will of chaos through the "consciousness anchor point", distorting the laws of physics, and devouring fragments of civilization.
The scavenger's wrench collided with the transformer's mecha, causing sparks to collide. The roar of the insect swarm and the roar of the lycanthrope intertwined into a war song. In this ultimate confrontation between steel and flesh, alienation and humanity, should factions continue to fight against each other, or should they put aside their disputes and fight the root evil together? Before the last ray of light in the rusty dusk is swallowed up by the shadows, some people hold on to residual weapons, some activate genes, and some live in symbiosis with fungi - they will create a glimmer of possibility for human civilization on top of the ruins.
