As math is said, two halves make one whole. The story starts out like that. One in Mennonite, New Leprosaria. Another in BioTech. 19 year old Jackson Cameron, and Kendell Paleocene, a 25 year old caseworker and caretaker, both attempt on finding the truth behind BioTech’s latest project, Project Memory Kendo. The subject involved into the project, Veir Kapellmeister, a 36 year old, trapped in confinement for as long as he lives. If he gives up and lets himself die, his carcass will be used for exploration, and his blood will be used to create new medication. As long as he lives, the lest testing he has to deal with after his death. Joining two halves of conflict, along with a video game x anime style, and realistic forms of life in a series of two worlds, even though the events take place in the same world everyone knows. The heavy inspiration was set on the hit 2011 game, Portal 2, and the hit series back in 2024, Captain Laserhawk: A Blood Dragon Remix, taking strategy and action + gameplay into a series of volumes, concerning between hybrids and science. Can Veir find the exit between broken shards of the shattered truth and promises he was given? And will Kendell and Jackson find the way to get through their disabilities to find abilities to thrive and get their own lives back together? Like a Weeping Angel, don’t look away from the science behind two worlds colliding into one with “When The Rest Of Us Die”, a series between the battle of science and technology advancement, extracting blood and the truth, experiments and engagement, and the conflict between the bounds between science fiction and indie horror.