Giant polar Pandas storm through a zoo. The team must contain them while trying to find out the mystery of a haunted house in which a future camoflage beast is waiting for them.

Three teenage boys break into the local haunted house daring one another to go further and further into the abandoned building. But the innocent games soon take a sinister turn when the house comes alive and a terrifying creature attacks them. In the aftermath of the deadly attack, the only survivor is arrested for murder but is never convicted.
Years later, the hapless young man is freed from jail, but is still too tormented to confront what really happened.

Meanwhile Cutter’s (Douglas Henshall) research leads him to predict that the next anomaly will open in this same ‘haunted house’. Jenny (Lucy Brown), Connor (Andrew-Lee Potts) and Abby (Hannah Spearritt) are sent to investigate and uncover the mystery surrounding the house.
They track down the survivor and discover that the house is actually home to a terrifying Camouflage creature from the future, a beast that can change shape and form to disguise itself until it is practically invisible.

The team also find themselves in trouble with the law when suspicious detective Danny Quinn (Jason Flemying) takes an instant dislike to them and their interest in the house, culminating in Connor’s arrest. But just what is Quinn’s own interest in the house? His almost constant presence there underlines that it is certainly far more than a professional one.

A deadly game of cat and mouse plays out within the house and the surrounding suburb as the team tries to capture the creature – not easy when they can barely see it. With Connor behind bars, and both Quinn and the creature on their tails, Abby, Jenny and Cutter must draw on all their expertise to discover the truth.

Cutter and the rest of the team are still trying to come to terms with Stephen’s death. A creature that looks like an Egyptian god comes through an anomaly that opens in the British Museum. Egyptologist Sarah Page and new head of Security Captain Becker attempt to find where the creature has gone.

When an exhibition of ancient Egyptian relics comes to the British Museum, an anomaly opens in a mysterious monument called the ‘Sun Cage’. A creature emerges from it – a Pristichampsus, a kind of monstrous crocodile that can run on two legs. This creature, which comes from a past much more distant than the Egypt of the Pharaohs, somehow became worshipped as a god in that civilization, and is now portrayed in the hieroglyphics on the Sun Cage.

The murderous creature wreaks havoc in the museum before escaping into the city. Helped by Sarah Page (Laila Rouass) the smart and sexy archaeologist at the museum, Cutter (Douglas Henshall) Abby (Hannah Spearritt), Connor (Andrew-Lee Potts) and their new Head of Security, Captain Becker (Ben Mansfield) must track it down before it claims any more victims.

A race against time ensues as the trio track the monster across central London, from the busy banks of the Thames, to the Southbank and Royal Festival Hall. Back at the British Museum, Connor and Sarah guard the Sun Cage and repeatedly attempt to prevent other creatures from bursting through. During their battle, Connor inadvertently ‘locks’ the anomaly shut. Unclear how or why this amazing development occurs he nonetheless feels the beginnings of an idea. He also begins to believe in the legendary curse attached to the Sun Cage and convinces himself he is next in line for the crocodile God’s revenge.

While the team are tangled up with the rather tetchy living legend, Lester has his own troubles when he is summoned to Whitehall by Christine Johnson. Described by Lester himself as a ‘velociraptor, only better dressed. Johnson displays a rather unhealthy interest in the work of the ARC. The meeting is interrupted by the arrival of a solider wanting to speak with her. Distracted she ushers Lester away and engages in a furious conversation with the military man. He shows her a photo of an ancient artefact and apologises for his failed mission to retrieve it telling her that he and his team were attacked by predators.

Can the team safely deposit the creature back into the past, where it can retain its place in Egyptian mythology without Ammut claiming anymore victims? Who is Johnson and what is her interest in the activities of the team? And just what will Cutter do with Sarah Page? She’s seen and heard too much to be dismissed by a Jenny Lewis (Lucy Brown) press release.