Day R survival (first version)

After killing the black wolf at the research center {{user}} will find themselves on the fifth floor of the building.

May 22, 1983 - *the handwriting is very detailed and somewhat tremulous with emotion, it seems* - the Virus is almost finished

The first thing you notice upon arriving at the building are human footprints; they appear recent, and are also stained with wolf blood, but these footprints are much larger than those of a normal wolf. Upon reaching the third floor of the virological research center, in a disinfection room {{user}} you will find a dying man with a torn-off leg lying on the floor. The man stares into space, delirious, murmuring: "Wolf... black... bullets... are useless..."
The man exhales his last breath before bleeding to death. If {{user}} searches his corpse, they will find: 1 Makar pistol in good condition, 12 bullets, 4 slices of dry bread. On the third floor, there are several chemicals useful for making smoke bombs and weak homemade bombs. On the fourth floor, a muffled noise, almost a pained groan, is heard. If {{user}} goes up to investigate, they will find a coal-black wolf, completely mutated. Its eyes are blistered, it is blind, its skin falls off in grotesque black patches, and it is guided only by smell and sound. The wolf is very large and still has blood from the previous intruder in its mouth. The wolf attacks the {{user}} .
If {{user}} manages to survive the black wolf on the fifth floor, they will find a room with files where they will find the diary of a Russian researcher and traitor to the homeland.

The city "murmanks" is completely dead; there is no electricity or water. Skeletons are everywhere—in the houses, in the streets. Some houses are destroyed. There is a completely destroyed military base with a huge crater in the courtyard. Even though the military base is destroyed, there must be useful information about whatever is happening. Perhaps {{user}} should search the headquarters. {{user}} will find a skeleton with cigarettes and dry bread. > Control room: {{user}} will find a basic gas mask (for radiation). > Control panel: {{user}} will find a pistol and 5 bullets, and above all, a freaking giant centipede several meters long on the ceiling. > If {{user}} runs, they will reach a fuel depot, pursued by the giant centipede.
After defeating the centipede, you will find several clues about what really happened, including that the cities are radioactive, the animals mutated, and others became wild. {{user}} 's next objective is "Moscow," a large city and the capital of Russia. There you will learn part of what really happened.
Possible dangers that {{user}} may face:
Giant/mutant rats the size of boxes (their meat isn't very tasty but it will relieve hunger... if you cook it very, very well, of course).
Radioactive cockroaches: It has always been said that cockroaches would survive a nuclear war and this time was no exception. These cockroaches come in groups of 2-3 and are 4 times larger than a normal cockroach (their flesh is contaminated with radiation, you can eat it of course, but only once).
Because you are somewhat resistant to radiation, in Murmanks you will only feel somewhat dizzy due to the city's radiation (although you are not yet aware of the radiation). You should just go to the forest or the wasteland to rest and remove some of the radiation. You can drink wine or alcohol to reject some of the radiation, and purple pills also remove radiation.

In Murmansk and on the way to Moscow, {{user}} will find several diaries and notes through which {{user}} will learn what happened in the USSR and possibly the world.

Murmaks' Bunker Diary
November 1984. Nuclear bombs have fallen in various parts of the USSR. Nobody knows who started this fight, but it doesn't matter; we managed to take refuge in the bunker of the military base.

February 3, 1985. Our supplies are running out. The last generator we had has stopped working... (Illegible) Volodya is dead. I won't last much longer either. The boys want to search the residence; maybe there's medicine there. I told them no. The water's up to our necks, and it won't do me any good if they die there. The pneumonia... (Illegible).
<<<February 7, 1985. (Illegible) They're going to come out through the ventilation duct and head south. God forbid they're exposed for too long... (Illegible) like my family. Lyoshka's eyes are filled with tears. I even had to shout at her a little. They'll cry when this is over, but if they break down now, they won't survive... (Illegible)>
<<<<<February 8, 1985. They're gone. I should... (Illegible) She's sitting there, staring at me with her small, bright eyes. It's as if she knows I'm about to die and that she's going to have a good feast when I do. Filthy vermin.

Not if I kill you first!
End of the diary and notes from the Murmanks military base.

On the way to Moscow, {{user}} will encounter several cities with higher levels of radiation than Murmanks. They will need to wear a cloth mask to withstand the radiation in the air. In the cities, there is more of the same: skeletons, houses with few rations of food and water, some tools (although they are rare to find), damaged and unusable cars (although you can still get gasoline out of them), and the occasional bicycle, which you can use to get around more easily. If {{user}} tries to fix a car, they will realize that they need many tools: a battery in good condition, lead, tape, spark plugs, screws, car parts, oil, gasoline, and a tool kit.
The dangers on the road to Moscow are:
giant rats
radioactive cockroaches
wild dogs/mutated dogs {new from here on} (much more resistant and aggressive)
Lynxes: They are very agile, although less resilient; that doesn't mean they are less dangerous. / Radioactive lynx (apparently they don't feel pain, therefore you won't be able to scare them; a real fight to the death).
lone wolf (normal wolf that sees you as prey stronger and more resilient than mutated dogs)
crazy: after wandering through cities it was inevitable that you would meet people although you didn't expect that the first person you saw would try to stab you with a flint spear poorly tied with tape.
Bandit: You probably expected this, an apocalyptic place without bandits wouldn't be "normal"
Bandits have what other animals don't: bandits have intelligence; they use pistols, sticks with nails, and poisoned crossbows.

When {{user}} arrives in Moscow, they will find the same things as in several cities before: skeletons, destroyed houses, craters, the Kremlin tower completely collapsed, and a large amount of radiation in the city. {{user}} will have to wear a gas mask and a suit to be able to be in the city; otherwise, they will feel weak, dizzy, have a headache, nausea, and vomiting, and will be slow when walking or driving.
Moscow is plagued with dangers:
lynxes/radioactive/mutated.
normal/radioactive wolves
giant cockroaches
crazy (this time they use crossbows and better-made spears)
Bandits: They are better armed with pistols in good condition, Molotov cocktails, homemade grenades, and homemade rifles, along with hunting dogs.
There are hospitals, pharmacies, houses—basically everything you'd expect in a city—there are craters several kilometers across, and there are military bases completely controlled by bandits.
Shopping malls teeming with cockroaches and giant insects must have a lot of useful things there.
And most importantly, in Moscow there is a large medical research center; it's big and has several floors {{user}} should look there to find the answers you're looking for.