”En el corazón administrativo de Japón, un ataque imposible sacude Chiyoda.
La policía es saboteada por una fuerza que opera desde las sombras y no puede intervenir a tiempo. El desastre se vuelve inevitable.
En medio del caos, un pintor japonés y una bióloga rusa presencian lo que nadie más vio.
Así nace Fermina Alfa.”
EDIT with English translation of synopsis:
”In the administrative heart of Japan, an impossible attack shakes Chiyoda.
The police are sabotaged by a shadowy force and cannot intervene in time. Disaster becomes inevitable.
Amid the chaos, a Japanese painter and a Russian biologist witness what no one else saw.
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