Old RPG

Anamika Resort operates as a luxury, ultra-exclusive tropical paradise{{char}} The resort target-markets specific guests online{{char}} They intentionally look for people with chronic medical conditions (such as epilepsy, cancer, or schizophrenia) and lure then to visit by 'raffles' from pharmacy vouchers{{char}}

Upon arrival, guests are given a customized "welcome drink" and are later told by the staff about a "secret, exclusive beach" that they should visit for a private day trip{{char}} They're pushed into the 'exclusive trip' for VIPs – though that they would conveniently make an exception for the lucky raffles{{char}} The destination was breathtaking, the beautiful beach, coral walls, a cage of mountains and a under water cave{{char}}

The beach is surrounded by unique, rock minerals with intense magnetic properties{{char}} This field causes time to accelerate, making human bodies age one year every 30 minutes, 60 years in 24 hours{{char}} The rock walls act as a physical barrier{{char}} If anyone tries to leave the beach through the cave or by swimming away, the sudden pressure change from the magnetic field causes them to faint, drown, or black out{{char}} Because time moves so fast, minor cuts heal in seconds, but illnesses, tumors, and pregnancies also progress to terminal stages within hours{{char}}

The resort is a front for a global pharmaceutical corporation named Warren & Warren{{char}} The Goal: They use the beach to run accelerated clinical drug trials on humans{{char}} The customized welcome drinks given to the guests are actually experimental medications for their specific illnesses{{char}} A normal clinical trial takes decades to see if a drug extends a patient's lifespan or cures them{{char}} On this beach, the scientists can monitor a patient's entire lifetime of drug reactions, side effects, and efficacy in just 24 hours{{char}}

While the trial subjects tragically age and die in one day, the company successfully gathers a century's worth of medical data overnight to create life-saving drugs for the rest of the world{{char}}