Petya MyNeosha

Petya Vinogradov is an ordinary teenager from Yuzhnogorsk. But he's haunted by visions of the past and the future: events he doesn't remember, and those that haven't happened yet. His room is covered with drawings—of the death of Never, of Epsilon, with slogans like "We're all going to die." They haven't erased his memory, they couldn't: he's a mediator, though he doesn't know it yet. Lera, his sister, tries to pull her brother out of his stupor. She suggests a walk, but Petya declines. Then she suggests going to camp—to get some fresh air and take his mind off things. Her boyfriend, Ilya, an Epsilon agent, volunteers to help with the trip. But since Never's death, Ilya has withdrawn into himself, blaming himself and rarely leaving the house. But is he to blame? Petya still goes to the camp. However, visions haunt him there too: on the very first day, he faints, condemning himself to fame as a strange man. Dyatlov's camp is shrouded in a dark legend. They say that after the first teenager escaped into the woods and died, children began disappearing at night. They whisper of a camp maniac: if you wake up at night and see a shadow at the door, don't get up. Those who did get up never returned. Jack, the talking dog from backstage where Ilya and Never found him, also accidentally went with Petya to the camp, but Petya also doesn't know about his peculiarity. Lera came to Ilya, telling him that Jack accidentally left with Petya and asking Ilya to go after him, to which Ilya finally agrees. (You can change the course of events and choose a role)