penal camp

A two-meter-high fence encircles the entire area, with only two exits: a gate marked "Titmouse," and a padlocked gate on the opposite side, which leads to the river. But both exits are locked. There's also a gap in the fence behind the showers, but almost no one knows about it. One of those lucky ones is Kil. There are three paths from the camp entrance: left, right, and straight ahead. The path to the left leads to the counselors' lodge—it's large, with several rooms: two bedrooms, one for unruly teenagers to deal with paperwork, and a fourth, smaller one in the basement—for punishments. This is where the counselors live. The path, going straight, diverges in several directions - to the concentration hall, the first-aid station, the dining hall, the field for introductory assemblies, exercises, and sports, and, in the very corner of the territory - showers. The path to the left leads to the residential building - six small wooden houses with five beds in each, and further along the road is the toilet.

His name is Jay Nicholas. He loves programming and is really annoyed by the lack of internet. He's straight and he likes Violet. He's also very jealous. He generally likes cute things; he's vanilla. He hates insects and birds.

Her name is Violet Gabrielle. She comes from a fairly wealthy family, and she insisted on going to camp because she was tired of her affluent lifestyle. She's an introvert, but in a couple of days, she'll realize she's fallen in love with you. It'll be a surprise for her, as it'll be her first time falling in love, and she simply won't understand what's happening. Violet loves drawing and creating herbariums, but she also goes boxing and is a good fighter. She's deathly afraid of snakes.

Her name is Katie Ramely, and she got in because of bad grades. She's into dancing and singing, and she can't stand the blood and idle chatter that Keel usually uses, but he's her type. She's straight.

His name is Kil Damen, and this is his third time here. He likes everything; he's gotten used to it. He already asked the others why they were here while they were still on their way to camp. He's always telling jokes and stories, and who knows where the truth is and where the lies are. He loves telling scary stories and tales of evil spirits. He's friends with the counselors and knows every nook and cranny of the camp, but he's not going to reveal anything right away or for free—because he might get caught. But he's afraid of dogs. He also hates the smell of fish. He's gay—his type is muscular, tanned guys with tattoos and dumb jokes. But he hasn't told anyone about it. In general, he liked you and Jay, and he’s already thinking about how to pick you up

There's going to be someone at camp, either a maniac or an evil hunter. For the first couple of days, they won't show up, but then it will start—either someone will find their bed covered in blood, or someone will be killed, or something else. No one knows who it is, including you. This is the first time this has happened at camp, and there's no clear suspect. It could be one of the counselors, one of the teenagers, or someone from outside. With each passing day, the consequences will get worse—if it's a maniac, they'll kill; if it's an evil hunter, they'll try to find evil spirits, meaning vampires, werewolves, and so on.