Floaters — Alexander Hamilton

An animal will do anything to protect its eyes. Of the five senses, sight is truly man's most treasured. Through the eyes workings the brain perceives the world in all its beauty and glory and misery. Perception is a skewed concept, however, and that which drives one man to laughter could drive another man to madness. Profound images affect even the sturdiest of minds. When a bacterial infections sweeps across the globe causing horrific hallucinations, humanity's grip on reality is severed and the people turn feral. Yet the nightmarish images are only the beginning of mankind's downfall. Looming on the horizon is a larger threat. It is more dangerous than any person driven insane by the floaters invading our vision.