The Lair of the White Worm

Angus Flint, a dedicated archaeology student, begins his exploration of Mercy Farm, an ancient convent. While digging, he discovers an unusual skull that seems to belong to a gigantic serpent, a relic tied to the legend of the d'Ampton 'worm'.

James d'Ampton becomes intrigued by the legend of the d'Ampton worm and discovers an old pocket watch in Stonerich Cavern. This watch is linked to the Trent sisters' father, who vanished under mysterious circumstances, setting off a chain of events.

Lady Sylvia Marsh, known for her beauty and mystical aura, enters the scene at Mercy Farm. Her dark secrets connected to the ancient serpent god, Dionin, become apparent as she seeks to steal the serpent skull, unleashing terror.

After Lady Sylvia deploys the stolen serpent skull, Eve touches a cursed crucifix and absorbs venom from it. This unleashes horrifying visions upon her, revealing violent scenes involving nuns and a monstrous serpent.

James d'Ampton ventures to Temple House, under the guise of a concerned friend, only to find Lady Sylvia feigning fear of snakes. This interaction blurs the lines between trust and deception, drawing James deeper into danger.

That night, James finds himself in a surreal nightmare aboard a plane, accompanied by Eve and Lady Sylvia, both disguised as flight attendants. This dreamlike scenario immerses him in a confusing realm of fantasy and fear.

Dawn breaks as James teams up with Angus and the sisters for an expedition into Stonerich Cavern. However, Eve's decision to return to Mercy Farm leads to her abduction by Lady Sylvia, escalating the tension and urgency.

Inside Temple House, Angus and Mary find Eve's mother, Dorothy, transformed into a feral creature. In a harrowing moment, Mary descends into madness, but Angus quickly extracts venom from her neck, saving her life.

Police officer Ernie arrives, responding to James's call for help. However, to their horror, they realize Ernie has fallen prey to the serpent's curse, and with quick thinking, Angus tries to lead him to safety.

Lady Sylvia captures Mary, preparing her as a sacrifice for the ancient serpent god, Dionin. In a dramatic turn, Angus intervenes, pushing Lady Sylvia into the abyss and putting an end to her dark plans.

In a moment of desperation, Angus scours the local hospital for an antivenom to counter Lady Sylvia’s bite. To his dismay, the serum turns out to be arthritis medication, leaving him bewildered and frightened.

Despite his earlier despair, Angus tries to maintain a semblance of cheer at a celebratory lunch organized by James. However, his façade crumbles when he discovers unsettling signs of Lady Sylvia’s venomous bite on his leg.