In a suburban home, a scientist unveils an extraordinary invention to his wife: a set of teleportation devices he calls "disintegrator-integrators." Excited yet cautious, the scientist explains his ambitious goal of eradicating the need for traditional transportation, envisioning a future where objects, and eventually humans, can be instantly transferred from one place to another. Despite a series of successful experiments with inanimate objects, the scientist faces challenges with living creatures. His determination, however, remains unshaken, driving him to a pivotal experiment that he believes will change the course of human history.

The night of the crucial experiment arrives, and the scientist decides to test the teleportation device on himself. Unbeknownst to him, a common housefly enters the transmission chamber at the last moment, leading to unforeseen consequences. The aftermath of the experiment forces the scientist and his loved ones to grapple with a terrifying reality, pushing the boundaries of their sanity and love. As the scientist struggles with the physical and psychological toll of his ambition, his wife finds herself at the center of a horrific dilemma, torn between her loyalty to her husband and the need to confront an unimaginable predicament.