Science Fiction: Brown Bear Train

Deep in the Antarctic ice sheet, a "brown bear train" that has been frozen for thousands of years has been resurfaced. The expedition team originally thought this was just an ordinary archaeological excavation, but they never imagined that the lifelike brown bear reliefs on the train's shell were actually some kind of dormant alien armor. With the intervention of human observation equipment and the strobe of flashlights, the ancient "observer effect" was triggered, and the sleeping giant slowly opened its eyes under the ice. In order to find clues to contain the crisis, the protagonist Linn followed the scientific expedition team into an underground lake connected to the prehistoric ocean. In the magnificent underwater ruins, their greedy shutter sound awakened the energy body in the mural, causing the submersible to suffer heavy damage. At a critical juncture, a mysterious high-tech force intervenes and roughly salvages the protagonist group and throws it back to the sea. In this game about voyeurism and taboo, civilization and destruction, the protagonist wakes up from the weightlessness of falling, only to find that there is an extra photo in the camera that should not exist - that is the gaze from the abyss.