A French spy chasing a dead CIA agent across continents should feel disposable, but the first half moves so fast you can't question it. The animation stays sharp, the violence gets creative, the atmosphere drips dread. Then it all combusts spectacularly in the final act, the plot doesn't just break, it reveals it was never built on anything, but by then you're too deep in the chaos to care.
A dead CIA agent surfaces in the Seine, and French intelligence officer Monsieur Lassar sees a pattern connecting Paris to a devastating assault on an Arizona NASA facility. His pursuit of the truth pulls him into the American heartland, where the investigation intersects with Lamia Vindaw, an enigmatic film star whose glamorous public image masks something far more sinister beneath the surface. Lassar uncovers a vampire cult operating in the shadows, one that treats violence not as taboo but as doctrine. What began as connecting two seemingly unrelated incidents becomes a descent into a world where ancient supernatural threats have adapted to the modern age, setting their sights on targets far beyond anyone's imagination. The cult's methods are deliberate and merciless, their organization more sophisticated than typical occult gatherings. Lassar finds himself racing against time to expose a conspiracy that spans continents, where the line between myth and reality has already been crossed. This single-episode OVA delivers brutal action and genuine stakes in a lean, focused narrative that wastes no moment on exposition.