Primitive War

Set in 1968 amid the Vietnam War, the Vulture Squad undertakes a classified mission in a volatile theater of the conflict. The era is defined by Cold War tension, secret technologies, and rapid military escalation that blur the lines between science and war.

The story unfolds in a remote jungle valley in Vietnam during the 1960s. The valley becomes a perilous battlefield where an experimental collider inadvertently pulls dinosaurs into the present. Terrain shifts between humid swamps, cave tunnels, and improvised military encampments, creating a claustrophobic backdrop for the mission.

🪖 Sacrifice

The narrative is built on acts of sacrifice under fire. Keyes makes a final stand to buy time for the squad, Stovall gives his life to save others, and Baker risks everything to hold off the predators and stabilize the mission outcome.

🧪 Science & Ethics

A particle collider spirals into a moral crossroads, bringing dinosaurs into our world. Borodin’s pursuit of military advantage clashes with the duty to prevent global catastrophe, forcing characters to weigh discovery against the potential cost to humanity.

🦖 Nature's Fury

Dinosaurs dominate the valley, turning the jungle into a lethal gauntlet. Predator packs, unusual species migrations, and sudden ambushes demonstrate nature's unpredictability when human plans collide with ancient precursors.

⚖️ Cold War Tension

The conflict is framed within US-Soviet rivalry, with both sides racing to secure or destroy the collider. The pursuit of geopolitical advantage intensifies the stakes, adding a human cost to technocratic ambition.