Infinity's Child

In a bleak, overfilled hospital ward, a man named Buckmaster confronts a mysterious plague that strips away the five senses one by one. As taste turns to bland gruel and touch fades into darkness, he is left clutching at the only thing that remains—thought. The narrative immerses the listener in his mounting terror, the sterile corridors, and the desperate isolation that defines the early days of the outbreak.

Just when the silence seems absolute, a sudden surge of inner will awakens, and he declares he will not die. Sensations flicker back, his voice returns, and two strangers appear at his bedside, hinting at a deeper mystery about the nature of his existence. The story balances visceral dread with a haunting question: what does it mean to be alive when the body betrays you?