Nemesis Reborn

Deep in the Thunder Valley area of Alton Towers Resort, a routine excavation led to a shocking discovery - Nemesis, an alien predator from another dimension. This dangerous creature had been hidden, lying dormant until it was disturbed and awoken from its slumber. Once awake, it began to feed and wreak havoc on the surrounding area. The ensuing battle to contain the beast resulted in the near destruction of Thunder Valley, leaving behind a post-apocalyptic landscape that is now known as Forbidden Valley.   

In 1994, the situation reached a critical point, and the Phalanx, a private military organization, was mobilized to deal with Nemesis. Their extreme security division managed to pin the beast down with 250 tonnes of steel, successfully containing it. A security silence fell over Forbidden Valley and for years that followed, everything seemed to be under control, and the world moved on.  

Rumours of suspicious activity surrounding the Nemesis site began to grow and to reassure the public, the Phalanx re-opened their newly recommissioned Phalanx Research Facility, promising that their work was for the greater good of humankind and the security of civilization. They installed high-security fencing and modernized the entire site with state-of-the-art technology and weapons. Forbidden Valley was now more secure than ever before, and everyone believed that everything was under control.   

However, leaked footage revealed that the Phalanx had not been entirely truthful with the public. Nemesis had returned to Forbidden Valley, but something had changed. The leaders of the Phalanx had become power-hungry and had gone too far in their quest for universal security and control. They planned to create a secret weapon using Nemesis to genetically mutate her offspring and ship them to their Phalanx facilities around the globe. 

These mutations made Nemesis stronger, enhancing the blood flow through her tentacles, developing impenetrable armour, attack spikes, acidic saliva, and enhanced vision capabilities. Although their own scientists warned of the danger this posed and feared human technology could not control her, they were ignored. The sedation wore off, and Nemesis awoke, angrier and more uncontrollable than ever before.  

The effects of sedation dwindled, and Nemesis stirred to life, her fury heightened, and an unprecedented level of uncontrollability ensued. The scenario quickly escalated beyond containment; the Phalanx found themselves grappling with a loss of authority. As riders, we are nothing more than minor disturbances, intensifying her irritation. While efforts are made to maintain some semblance of control, Nemesis remains untamed.