It all starts with a fatal joke in a rusty garage, which smells of moonshine and despair. Two friends, Petrovich and Zheka, decide that resurrecting a third drinking buddy is a great idea after a couple of glasses of Tosol. But their impromptu voodoo ritual with a Google translator, tallow candles, and a Chanson radio in the background turns into a nightmare. The awakened "Dan" turns out to be not alive, but something much worse - the first link in the chain of the bloody apocalypse.   The city is quickly turning into a hell trap: the zombies here are not slow-moving caricatures, but flesh-hungry creatures with crunching bones and fishy eyes. They don't just bite — they devour everything in their path, multiplying their ranks. Amid the chaos of fire, screams and sirens, the survivors are trying to get together: the headmaster with the guards, the cook Valya with a cleaver, the minibus driver Sanya with an iron crowbar and the boy Danya, who learned too early what the "rules of survival" are.   But the main danger is not the dead. These are people who lose their humanity faster than they become infected. Hooded sects who believe that zombies are "servants of God," drug addicts dancing in the smoke of burning streets, and former neighbors who are ready to betray for a can of stew. Survival here is not about heroism, but about dirty basements, rusty crowbars and the choice: to die today or tomorrow, retaining at least a drop of what was once called "conscience".   This story is like a blow to the head with a wrench. There are no armored superheroes in it, just ordinary people who drank beer, cursed the authorities and accidentally destroyed the world. They fight in sewer tunnels full of rotting bodies, barricade themselves in old bakeries, and run from packs of zombies who have learned how to hunt. Here, every dawn can be the last, and hope is a poisonous trap.   Immerse yourself in a dark world saturated with sarcasm and despair, where the apocalypse begins not with a virus, but with human stupidity. Where even at the end of the world, Radio Chanson continues to play, and survival boils down to a simple truth: sometimes the only thing that separates you from the crowd of the dead is a timely phrase: * "I'm not at home!"*.   But remember: in this world, you can't even trust the dawn. Zombies don't sleep. They're waiting._______________________________ SUPPORT CHANNEL: USDT (TRC20) TMzKRTc35Yam9DtxGx2izPTVWbRARLxtfY USDT (ERC20) 0xA1E2D37E7ea9D634b9eE66b38fFaacf4853c30c5 BTC 19o3F2Rqz5ChiovAnaWctTMtXSTNhJiPRP  LTC LV3rjXgFoz7Bf3TXq46D3mhcmeZTRzi9iT ETH 0xA1E2D37E7ea9D634b9eE66b38fFaacf4853c30c5 TRX TMzKRTc35Yam9DtxGx2izPTVWbRARLxtfY ________________ If you have witnessed UFOs, aliens and other strange events, please send your stories, photos and videos to my email address: superrus85@gmail.com Please note that this podcast was created solely for entertainment purposes. The reliability of the information requires additional study.