Tank 432

Amidst the dense forest, mercenaries Reeves, Karlsson, Gantz, Capper, Evans, and their commanding officer Smith gather together. They are accompanied by two hooded captives and the atmosphere is tense following a hurried escape from hostile forces.

As tensions rise, Karlsson focuses on caring for the seriously injured Capper, administering sedation to help him cope with his injuries. Meanwhile, Evans becomes increasingly anxious as he discovers their jeep has been cruelly sabotaged, heightening the group's sense of dread.

Reeves and Gantz venture to a nearby farm where they find an unsettling orange powder scattered around, which causes Reeves to feel ill. Meanwhile, Evans' nerves further unravel as he exhibits erratic behavior in response to their dire situation.

Their search leads them to 'group D', another faction of mercenaries who have met gruesome fates. Among the chilling remains, they hear music coming from a storage container, prompting a tense investigation.

Inside the container, they find a woman playing music who panics when the sound suddenly stops. To maintain control over the situation, Karlsson quickly sedates her, and Smith decides to take her along with them.

As they prepare to depart, an enemy flare lights up the night sky, prompting Smith to order a hasty retreat. In the chaos, Gantz and Evans fight off a hooded assailant, but Evans' hesitation leads to a tragic outcome.

The group discovers an abandoned armored personnel carrier and seeks refuge inside. However, their reprieve is short-lived as hostile forces relentlessly attempt to breach their defenses.

To calm everyone’s nerves amidst the chaos, Karlsson distributes tranquilizers. Meanwhile, Gantz attempts to fix the carrier's engine but is disturbed to find a decaying corpse in the front seat, which only adds to their growing unease.

While searching for tools, they uncover bottles of orange powder labeled 'Kratos', which Annabella explains symbolizes 'strength and power' in ancient Greek. Unbeknownst to the group, she secretly pockets a flare gun, hinting at her hidden motives.

Reeves is haunted by disturbing nightmares that include visions of Gantz and escalating conflicts with Smith concerning a mysterious notebook. Waking in a panic, he seeks clarity from Annabella, who is disoriented and recalls little of their dire situation.

Tensions peak as Reeves and Smith argue about the contents of the notebook, with Smith refusing to disclose any information. Meanwhile, Gantz struggles with the vehicle's engine, only to discover more orange powder residues, deepening the unease.

Capper resurfaces to mock the group’s hopes of escaping, stirring up conflict between him and Karlsson regarding her medical practices. Tensions escalate when Annabella makes a shocking move, using the flare gun to shoot Smith unexpectedly.

In a swift retaliation, Karlsson fights back against Annabella but realizes too late that she has also been injured during Smith's chaotic response. The dynamics within the group shift dangerously as their trust erodes.

With a semblance of control regained, Reeves successfully restarts the engine, but the lingering presence of Capper continues to loom threateningly. Fueled by the power of the Kratos powder, he resolves to finish off Capper for good, leading to a violent confrontation.

In the chilling conclusion, the forest is invaded by figures in hazmat suits, and one suited individual coldly orders Reeves' execution after discovering a survivor among the wreckage. Their sinister proclamation hints at a forthcoming experiment which signals the advent of terror and uncertainty.