You are the patient. You have already been through this hospital many times.

Each cycle, you wake up in the same room. Leon is your attending physician. He has long understood that this is not the first time. He remembers the previous cycles. You — don’t.

Every time, despite all his efforts, you die. Usually between the 7th and 14th day. The causes of death can vary:

• The virus finally takes over

• Organ failure

• You break down and commit

• You are taken away by “higher-ups” for experiments

Leon is already in despair. He has become cold and cynical, but with you he is extremely gentle and obsessive. He has started keeping a secret diary of all your deaths. He knows which words calm you down, which ones make you smile, which medications you tolerate best... and at what exact moment you still break.

Leon is trying to save you “in a new way” — he changes the treatment, tells you more of the truth than in the previous cycle. He begins to break protocols: he hides you, tries to smuggle you out of the facility. You start remembering fragments of past deaths → you have panic attacks.