The stranger was stunned by the scene before him.

The afterglow of the setting sun turned Yanan's streets blood-red, and the streets were in shambles, with strange cries coming from time to time.

He pushed open the door to the clinic and found a monster eating the corpse. The defenseless stranger was powerless to resist and died tragically at the claws of the beast.

When the stranger wakes up, he finds himself in a mysterious place, the Hunter's Dream.

Here he got the weapon, but he still didn't understand what he was going to do. Old Hunter German tells him to hunt more monsters and you'll learn about it all.

So, the stranger awoke at the lantern, and this time he killed the werewolf with a serrated machete, as if his previous death had been a nightmare.

In other words, the hunter dream has a special ability to make the hunter beyond death, and can constantly make mistakes. No matter how many times he dies, he will wake up in the hunter's dream, re-engage powerful enemies, make up for his mistakes, and keep going further on the hunt.

The "Night of the Hunt" turned the whole of Yanan into a purgatory on earth, with all the inhabitants closed and discriminated against strangers in every way.

However, even in such Yanan, there are good people.

On the corner was a resident named Gilber, who was also a stranger, but was unable to go out because of sepsis. He will also be very kind to give the protagonist a flamethrower in the future, which can be used to deal with the monsters outside.

The hunter asks about the Bleak Blood, and Gilbert doesn't know what it is, but he tells the hunter to take a look at Church Town, where there is a lot of special blood.

On the way from the center of Yanan to the church town, there are not only the mad Yanan residents, but also two powerful werewolves.

The hunter felt overwhelmed, so he rang the summoning bell, and Father Gascoigne appeared before him.

The two of them work together to kill the werewolf at the bridgehead, only to find that the path to the church town has been blocked. On the bridge, terrifying clergy monsters block their way.

The two worked together to kill the monster and separated.

The hunter continues to search for another way, and he meets a little girl who has been left behind at home, asking him to find his parents.

The hunter found Father Gascoigne in the cemetery outside the Orton Chapel, but the priest had gone so mad by the death of his wife that even the little girl's music box could not restore him to his senses.

After killing Father Gascoigne, the hunters came to the Orton Chapel through the aqueduct, where an ugly man in red, who always made a sinister laugh, told the hunters that if there were any people alive, they could take refuge in the Orton Chapel, because this time the hunting night was extraordinarily long, and the incense in the homes of the residents might not be enough, but the incense in the church was enough for them to spend the long night.

The hunter returned to the Yusefka clinic, and since Yusefka would not open the door for him, he had to talk to Yusefka through the door.

He noticed that Yusefka's tone had become a little strange, but he didn't pay much attention to the difference, and Yusefka told him that he could let the surviving residents take refuge here.

As a result, the hunter has two options when encountering an NPC seeking refuge, either to direct them to the Orton Chapel or to the Yusevka Clinic.

The first person to seek refuge was the little girl. If the hunter tells her to go to Orton's chapel, then she will be eaten by a pig in the canal on the way. So the hunter had to sacrifice the SL Dafa and let her go to the Yusevka clinic.

In the course of his adventure, the hunter encounters Erin (Sister Bird), who wears a crow costume, and Alfred, a member of the "Knife and Axemen" organization, from whom the hunter learns a little about Yanan's history, about Byron Weiss, the Filthy Blood, and so on.

The hunter knew that most of Yanan's secrets originated from the organization "Byron Weis", so he decided to travel through the Forbidden Forest to Byron Weis.

However, the gates of the Forbidden Forest have been closed, so the hunters come to Old Yanan, tear down the bulletin that they don't know who put it up, and explore the abandoned city.

It is said that this was originally the lower town of Yanan, but it was burned down due to the uncontrolled beast plague, and the monsters here are fragile and afraid of fire, and the hunter is warned by an unknown hunter here.

"If you insist on hunting here, then I will hunt you."

The Nameless Hunter (Machine Gun) sets up a powerful machine gun on the tower and shoots wildly at the Hunter. The hunter did not kill the beast of Old Yanan, but ran over and met the nameless hunter on the tower.

After promising the Nameless Hunter that he would not hunt the beasts here, the Nameless Hunter was very happy and told the Hunter that the monsters of Old Yanan were actually humans, and that the Nameless Hunter himself had seen through the hunting tricks and did not want to enter the hunter's dream again.

He would rather stay here and protect the aborigines of Old Yanan who have been turned into wild beasts.

At the end of Old Yanan, the hunter defeated the blood-thirsty monster. After returning to the hunter's dream, the old hunter in a wheelchair tells the hunter to climb up to Orton's Chapel and visit the abandoned hunter's workshop.

After this, German went to the garden and stopped talking to the hunter.

More and more people came to Orton Chapel under the guidance of hunters.

There is a very obvious malice here, the NPC of Orton's Chapel, the man in red, ugly and odd words, looks like a bad guy at first glance, but in fact he is one of the very few downright good guys in the game; And although the doctor at the Yusevka clinic seems to be a good person, she is actually not the same Yusevka as before.

And if these people don't come to the Orton Chapel, then they will all go crazy in the subsequent Blood Moon event.

The survivors were also different, with an old woman who was extremely mean to the hunter at first, but she slowly lost her mind and began to think of the hunter as her own son.

In addition to this, there are prostitutes, nuns, and a tsundere resident who will deliberately go to the Yusevka clinic if the hunter tells him to go to the Orton Chapel, and his point is to give the player some information, all of which are all backwords.

Each NPC can do the hunter a favor, and they all have their own destiny.

(In fact, these NPCs are spread across a long plot line, some of which don't come until the middle of the story, so I'm writing them together to shorten the length.) ）

The hunter finally arrives at the abandoned hunter's workshop and discovers that this is actually the prototype of the hunter's dream. Here he found a hair ornament, a leg bone, and a strange object: the third umbilical cord.

Obviously, this and the third umbilical cord should be left by Geman, because the hunter's workshop belongs to Geman, and even the hunter's dream is built by Geman according to the hunter's workshop.

But where did Geman get this third umbilical cord and why did he put it here?

The hunter didn't know that the third umbilical cord in his hand represented the deepest secret of the entire Anan, and it was also what the entire Sumerian civilization, Byron Weith, and the Healing Church could think of.

Upon arriving at the cathedral, the hunter sees Amelia, kneeling in front of the church and crying at a strange skull, the "agent" holding Lawrence's gold watch in her right hand, as if she did not want to believe the fact that Lawrence had become a monster, and she herself had become a giant sheep's horn monster.

The hunter attacks Amelia for holding the gold watch's left hand, while using the paralyzing mist to prevent Amelia from using the gold watch to restore health, and finally kills her.

The hunter touched the skull of Lawrence, who had been transformed into a monster, and saw Lawrence say goodbye to Master William.