Babylon A.D.

In a distant future, mercenary Toorop accepts a dangerous assignment from the ruthless Russian mobster, Gorsky. His mission is to transport a young girl named Aurora from a secluded convent in Mongolia to New York City, marking the beginning of a tumultuous journey.

Toorop undergoes a surgical procedure to implant a special UN passport into his neck, as mandated by Gorsky. This passport is crucial for their passage and highlights the high stakes involved in the mission.

Toorop, Aurora, and her guardian Sister Rebeka start their treacherous trek through war-torn Russia. Their passage is fraught with danger as they navigate through cities marked by chaos and violence.

The group is relentlessly pursued by mercenaries who claim ties to Aurora's deceased father. This pursuit intensifies the psychological strain on Aurora, leading to alarming manifestations of her abilities.

In a crowd-sourced panic, Aurora inexplicably flees a crowded train station seconds before it is bombed. This event underscores her unexplainable powers and the imminent danger they face.

The trio boards a crowded submarine, aiming for Canada. Tensions rise as the crew is forced to abandon refugees, creating a heartbreaking moment for Aurora that reveals her sensitivity to the world's injustices.

Sister Rebeka starts to unveil the extent of Aurora's incredible talents, such as speaking nineteen languages by the age of two. These revelations paint a picture of Aurora's extraordinary origins.

The narrative takes a turn when Aurora meets a Noelite doctor who administers a mysterious pill. This encounter alters her trajectory, igniting a chain of events leading towards her future in America.

Upon arriving in New York, the group is shattered to learn of the convent's destruction orchestrated by Gorsky. Toorop grapples with the reality that their former sanctuary has been irreparably lost.

Aurora reveals her shocking pregnancy with twins, a revelation that adds an unexpected twist. This news raises significant questions about her past and the implications for their future.

As danger looms, Toorop is forced to confront Gorsky's mercenaries closing in on them. The ensuing confrontation tests the group's resolve and determination to survive.

In a desperate battle for survival, Sister Rebeka is killed while defending Toorop and Aurora. Her sacrifice amplifies the stakes as the group faces the harsh realities of their risky mission.

Toorop is clinically dead for two hours after a missile strike, marking a dramatic low point for the group. Remarkably, he is revived by Dr. Arthur Darquandier using advanced medical enhancements.

Dr. Darquandier reveals that Aurora was genetically engineered with exceptional abilities while in the womb, intended as a symbolic figure for the Noelites. This shocking detail changes Toorop's perception of Aurora's role in their world.

In a climactic finale, Toorop, Aurora, and their small group face a relentless pursuit by the Noelites. The battle that ensues results in devastating losses and leaves Toorop to confront parenthood alone.