In an underpopulated future Earth, devastated by the dire consequences of the millennium bug, the survival of mankind - and, maybe, of the planet itself - is handled by a small number of people. Talented scientists who, despite the adverse situation and the stupid feuds that continue to divide the small number of people still alive, try to understand and study what is hidden in the depths of the abyss. Something mysterious and dangerous, which could eventually cause an even worse and more destructive catastrophe!

The 100 meets LOW, with a hint of Death Stranding in the brand-new sci-fi thriller series.

Paul hasn't recovered from the mysterious Jolene's shocking resemblance to Pamela, and for the meek and fearful scientist, the situation is already getting worse. The scary sea monsters who rushed them seem to be unbeatable. Will they find a way to survive? Outside help will be needed... and luckily, they will make some new friends who will help them survive. And in the meantime, Pam is still trapped in the deep ocean.

Paul and Jolene become a more close-knit team, and together they finally reach Pam's submarine. But sea monsters and the threats of the wilderness are not the only thing to be afraid of. On the surface world, politics and plots between cities start to unfurl, and the consequences will fall on the unauthorized rescue expedition.

The gang finally reaches an underwater laboratory, and everything seems to turn out okay. They are closer to Pam. But the threats are not over yet, and Pam could be out of reach...It was already obvious this is not a happy-ending story, right?

The crew is exploring the secret underwater facility they arrived at, but it seems there is still no trace of Pam... What's the mystery behind this place? How will they be able to find Pam? But there is more! What is that strange "structure" they came across?

So many questions, one certainty: they cannot afford to let their guard down...

Paul, Jolene, and the gang are faced with something very unexpected, and the few answers they have found are largely overtaken by new, disturbing questions that could change the very view they have of the world.

The real question is, will they be able to figure out what's going on? And will they be able to bear it?