Biscuit Frankenstein

In 1999, the apocalyptic doom long prophesied by Nostradamus failed to materialize, and the world breathed a collective sigh of relief. Yet, hidden from public awareness, a terrifying anomaly had already begun to take root. A mysterious affliction emerged, disrupting the natural process of cellular division and condemning young girls to a slow, agonizing decay while still alive. This insidious illness silently spread through the shadows of an oblivious society, claiming victims one by one beneath a veil of normalcy. From the depths of this horrifying plague, a being of paradoxical nature is born—simultaneously beautiful and grotesque. Bound by a tragic and inescapable fate, this entity awakens into a world that does not understand her existence. She finds herself walking a razor-thin line between benevolence and malice, forever accompanied by the sweet, lingering fragrance of death. As she navigates the boundaries of morality and monstrosity, her journey becomes a haunting exploration of life, decay, and the fragile space between salvation and ruin.