INFECTED SEA - Story of transformation

In 1963, a mysterious creature emerged from the depths of the Gulf of Mexico after a passenger ship wrecked off the coast of Mexico. This shipwreck wasn’t an accident—it was caused by this very creature, which was smaller at the time but managed to infiltrate the ship and rapidly grew by consuming the bodies of the crew and passengers. After leaving the destroyed ship, the creature swam toward the Atlantic Ocean and began a slow but deliberate path toward New York City. Its approach was detected by an unidentified team using radar, which alerted authorities to the creature's likely target.

As the creature neared the New York coastline, an evacuation was ordered, but the beast soon arrived, towering over the skyline. It first assaulted the docks of Brooklyn, leaving a trail of wreckage before setting its sights on Manhattan. Despite the U.S. military's efforts to halt its advance, the creature moved unimpeded through the city and soon reached a nuclear power plant. Consuming the radioactive waste, it grew even more powerful, unleashing destruction across downtown Manhattan, leaving the once-thriving metropolis in ruins.

After wreaking havoc, the creature was last seen heading toward JFK International Airport. Authorities feared it would spread its contamination to nearby planes, infecting them to create an entire fleet of monstrous vessels. New York City, once vibrant, was left in smoldering ruins as the creature’s terror continued to spread.

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