The Werewolf Experiment
Near a forest in Da Lat, Vietnam, there was a secret laboratory hidden far from the city. People in the nearby villages often heard strange noises at night, but nobody knew the truth.
A young man named Sungya agreed to join a dangerous experiment because he needed money. He was brave and careless, so he did not think much about the risks.
The scientists injected a strange liquid into his body. They mixed animal DNA with human DNA because they wanted to create a powerful human-beast hybrid.
At first, Sungya felt normal. But after a few days, strange things started happening. His skin hurt, his strength increased, and his eyes changed color at night.
Then, during a full moon, everything changed.
Sungya transformed into a terrifying werewolf. The scientists were shocked and afraid. He lost control and attacked the laboratory workers. Many people died before Sungya escaped into the forest.
Since that night, villagers near Da Lat say they sometimes see a huge wolf-like creature during full moons. Some people believe Sungya is still alive, hiding in the forest and hunting at night.
The government denied the story, but locals still warn visitors:
“Do not walk alone in the forest during a full moon… Sungya may be watching.”
