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You Said in Case of... Huh?
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You Said in Case of... Huh?
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You Said in Case of... Huh?
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The desire to live longer has been the dream of mankind throughout time. The science behind it has always eluted those seeking it. There is a reason we are not given the right to immortality. A scientist stumbles upon a genetic process that uses components from the D.N.A. of unborn children to heal children of birth defects. The process he finds also produced a byproduct that would give long and healthy life to those dying from a terminal illness. The morals of one man will be tested, if he can remember. Kidnapped, his memories of the last ten years of his life robbed from him, now hunted. Relying on a few friends to for help, survival will be nearly impossible. Those who know of his miraculous achievement, have the resources and manpower to try to find him. Willing to kill all in their path, the relentless hunt is on. Public places and innocent people are not off limits, for them it is collateral damage. Agencies with government backing get entangled, some wanting the information, others hunting those responsible for numerous mass shootings. A golden disk may provide answers if they can live long enough to get to its secrets.
The desire to live longer has been the dream of mankind throughout time. The science behind it has always eluted those seeking it. There is a reason we are not given the right to immortality. A scientist stumbles upon a genetic process that uses components from the D.N.A. of unborn children to heal children of birth defects. The process he finds also produced a byproduct that would give long and healthy life to those dying from a terminal illness. The morals of one man will be tested, if he can remember. Kidnapped, his memories of the last ten years of his life robbed from him, now hunted. Relying on a few friends to for help, survival will be nearly impossible. Those who know of his miraculous achievement, have the resources and manpower to try to find him. Willing to kill all in their path, the relentless hunt is on. Public places and innocent people are not off limits, for them it is collateral damage. Agencies with government backing get entangled, some wanting the information, others hunting those responsible for numerous mass shootings. A golden disk may provide answers if they can live long enough to get to its secrets.


















