When the world ends twice, hope must learn how to breathe again.

In I AM LEGEND 2: LAST CHAPTER, the silence returns—heavier, haunted, alive. Robert Neville steps back into a broken New York where dusk still belongs to the infected and dawn belongs to memory. Love once gave him a reason to survive; loss taught him the price of believing. Now destiny calls him to finish what began as a cure and became a covenant: to choose humanity, even when humanity has forgotten itself.

The world is stark and spectral—overgrown avenues, empty bridges, radio static praying for an answer. Shadows move with purpose. Survivors whisper legends like lullabies. Neville walks the line between science and faith, between vengeance and mercy, carrying the weight of being both savior and sacrifice. The infected are no longer just monsters; they are echoes of who we were, mirrors of fear and survival twisted by time. Every night is a siege. Every sunrise is a fragile promise.