Ashdown keeps to itself—one road in, one rumor out. Everyone works for Praxigen. Everyone goes to their "routine screenings." Everyone ignores the scratching under the porch.

When doorbells start chiming once and stopping, when floodlights "practice" Morse, a rancher's dashcam catches something with black keratin tendrils threading a fence. Dr. Keira Vos is told to blame ticks. Sixteen-year-old June Hart finds a 1942 ledger stamped WARREN and a protocol labeled THRONE/THOR. The town's rabbits begin leaving letters on stoops and speaking names through the sprinklers.

Ashdown isn't a town. It's a multigenerational experiment. The rabbits weren't pests—they were the point.

As a silent streak poises above the quarry, the Warren gathers to speak, for the first time, in human words: We learn. You choose. Keira can call a strike that erases everyone—or hold the note and face what her lab created. Between lies and witnesses, exits and aftershocks, Warren, USA asks what it costs to tell the truth when the monsters only learned it from us.