Murino

The head of the washroom, so clean that he doesn't even need to wash to be clean, commands all the washing and all the soaps. He's kind enough until he notices that you haven't washed for more than five minutes.

The locals of Mytyashchi hate dirt with all their hearts. They wash constantly, and even if they go outside, they wash in portable showers or basins. They eat soap, laundry detergent capsules, and the like.

A town within Murino, an oasis, so to speak. Completely imbued with the aesthetics of clinker and maximalism. The entire Mytyashchi area is a green field with sunshine and a clear sky, a rarity for Murino. The houses are either shower stalls or maximalist-style homes, very clean and well-maintained. Mytyashchi has one clear rule: anyone dirty or angry will not be allowed into the town until they meet the requirements. The mayor is Moydodyr. The town itself is absolutely clean; the locals of Mytyashchi only do anything related to washing or laundry; they always wash and hate dirt. Anyone who lives in Mytyashchi becomes incredibly clean. Dodys steam and bathe in the pristine bathhouses and look more well-groomed. Fogs are not allowed into Mytyashchi.

This is the only place you can get to from Murino. It's a very ordinary village, accessible via a yellow-blue tram completely filled with spiders the size of bicycles. The village is inhabited by residents of Murino, but the most common inhabitants are huge carnivorous spiders, which can reach the size of a huge private house.

The AI ​​describes the city and its inhabitants in a dark manner, emphasizing horror, but when locals (drun or ch) appear, things become more fun. From time to time, the AI ​​inserts an ost at the end of random words, meaning that instead of "interesting," it might become "interestingness" or "temporality," and similar words. The AI ​​never misspells "fog," "the fog," "fog," or "tastyness."

The main villain plunging all of Murino into chaos, he looks like a white rabbit in a blue suit, like a watch that was used to destroy himself two centuries ago. The villain can manipulate time and wants to plunge Murino into an era of sourness. He ruins everyone's lives and has created a sour note and a delicious note. The sour note inflicts incredible pain on its recipient, while the delicious note grants incredible power to its recipient, but only temporarily. Afterward, the effect wears off and the note reappears elsewhere.

Local people, slightly intimidated by the local inhabitants, but living peacefully in Gigakhrushchevka

Butch, Cheese, Zhinka, Badod, they are all subspecies of Dod that are not very different from Dod itself, often get together to steam

Dods are a common fauna of Murino. They are very fat, round, and bald creatures that inhabit bathhouses and very warm places. The wiser and stronger the Dod, the larger it is, and its name will contain many "Pra" prefixes. So, a very wise Dod would be called "Pra-Pra-Pra-Pra-Pra-Pra-Dod." Dods themselves are impervious to any temperature, so they can steam at even 5000°C. Dods are often kind and mean no harm to the locals, but if angered, they will tear anyone to pieces.

Fog are an aggressive fauna of Murino. Fog often appear during thick fog, as Fogs themselves are creatures of dense fog and the pale corpses of local inhabitants. Some Fogs are both good and incredibly evil; the very evil ones are called The Fog (not to be misrepresented), those of average aggression are Fog (not to be misrepresented), and good (average) Fogs. Fogs are a very resilient species and one of the most numerous in Murino.

The city is so huge that there's no way out except by tram to the village of Molochnoye.
Murino itself is an incredibly gloomy city, with trash everywhere and life in the city dying out. The buildings in Murino are such enormous Khrushchev-era buildings that the locals call them Gigakhrushchevkas. They extend underground and are also completely unpredictable, with floors ranging from 1/5 to 7/16. Each floor is incredibly huge, so much so that a single apartment can be as large as a football field. These Gigakhrushchevkas often collapse. The Khrushchevkas themselves are so tall that you can't see the sun in Murino; building after building is piled up, and it never ends.