Micro

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A Honolulu, Hawaii, in the office of a small local lawyer, silence prevails, disrupted only by the presence of three lifeless bodies on the floor. There are no signs of struggle, just tiny, deep, lethal cuts on the victims. The only clue at the crime scene is a nearly invisible robot equipped with razor-sharp blades. The police are at a loss. Unbeknownst to them, Nanigen Micro-Technologies, a company specializing in medical microtechnology, operates a secret base in the Hawaiian forest, testing equipment previously unknown to the scientific community. They are conducting a revolutionary operation, funded through hidden sources, aimed at studying the diverse life forms in the underbrush for medicinal purposes. The Nanigen executives are willing to kill anyone who threatens this billion-dollar investment. However, they need to recruit unsuspecting scientists, including a group of Harvard doctoral students led by Peter Jansen, a poison expert, and Karen King, an arachnologist. Once in Hawaii, the seven students find themselves embroiled in a perilous scientific experiment, confronting a surprisingly hostile and unknown environment. The forest is fraught with traps, and every branch and root conceals deadly threats, leaving the researchers to rely solely on their knowledge of the plant and animal kingdoms for survival.