Death House

FBI agent Toria Boon steps into the eerie halls of Death House, a federal prison masquerading as a research facility. From the outset, she feels the menacing presence of neo-Nazi criminal Alois Sieg, who quickly becomes aware of her undercover mission to capture him.

Toria meets Captain Victor Galan, who guides her through the unnerving environment. There, she encounters Dr. Eileen Fletcher and fellow agent Jae Novak, forging a bond through their shared trauma while plotting to dismantle Sieg's operations.

In a high-tech holographic cell, Toria confronts the killer who murdered her mother. This encounter brings her face-to-face with her guilt and thirst for vengeance, setting the stage for her internal struggles throughout the story.

Toria embarks on a nerve-wracking tour of Death House's grotesque nine levels. Each level starkly reveals the exploitation of the vulnerable, particularly the homeless, used as tools in chilling games by the inmates.

A mysterious young boy infiltrates Death House, planting a device that ignites a series of catastrophic events. When a surgical team finds the device, chaos erupts, resulting in a severe power failure that traps Toria and Jae in an elevator with Dr. Fletcher.

As the power goes out, Sieg capitalizes on the disarray, inciting a revolt among the inmates against their guards. The familiar sense of order dissolves rapidly, and Toria and her companions must fight for their lives amid the chaos.

Navigating through the wreckage left by the revolt, Toria and her allies cling to the hope of survival. They venture deeper into Death House, searching for remnants of their fallen captors while grappling with their own fears.

As their journey continues, Toria and Jae meet Hirace Giger, a prisoner with unsettling secrets. His revelations challenge their understanding of reality, exposing the sinister experiments conducted at Death House on previous inmates.

Giger reveals the existence of ‘The Five Evils,’ entities created through Death House's dark experimentation. Toria and Jae realize that capturing these entities is critical to maintaining the balance of morality amid growing chaos.

Just as they uncover the truth about the Five Evils, Sieg reappears, desperate to harness their immortality. Giger discloses to Sieg that he is merely a pawn in their escape, shattering his ambitions as toxic gas floods the facility.

With chaos consuming Death House, Toria and Jae seize their moment to escape. They navigate through the mayhem, forming a fragile alliance against the remaining threats posed by the inmates as they strive for freedom.

After escaping the confines of the hellish facility, Toria and Jae step into a world that feels preordained by hidden forces. Their understanding of their identities begins to unravel as they come to terms with the repercussions of their experiences.

As they distance themselves from Death House, Toria and Jae recognize that their journey has only just begun. With the Five Evils still eluding capture, they brace for the perils and mysteries that await them in the outside world.