Kata, a central figure in the narrative, works as a club stripper when infected by a mutated rabies strain originating from a dog entangled in a hostage crisis. The virus drives her to violently assault men and propagate the contagion through sexual encounters, sparking a city-wide epidemic. Those infected mutate into bestial creatures, triggering a chaotic state of emergency as authorities and scientists race to contain the outbreak.

Kata’s black hair and crimson eyes mark her appearance, though her pre-infection history remains sparse. The virus overrides her behavior, fueling relentless transmission. Linda, a SWAT officer and mutual friend of Kata and CSI analyst Mary, pursues her as the crisis escalates. Infected swarms overwhelm the city, straining containment efforts.

The narrative outlines Kata’s role as the outbreak’s catalyst without exploring her origins, motivations, or personal history. Her actions drive the story’s focus on societal collapse rather than her internal growth or resolution. No supplementary details exist regarding her portrayal in other media.