Savitoj and Ryan investigate the death of an army officer near the station that has been shut down for four decades. What seems to be an open and shut case, soon spirals out of control. Against the advice of the locals, the officers dig deep into the death to experience ITs omnipresence. When the dead gain the life of their own, the living start losing theirs. Who is IT? How did the officer die? Will the station reopen as scheduled? Not all questions are meant to be answered. Savitoj learns it the hard way.

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