Magnito-Shakhstan region

Population 396 thousand people Phenomena Night of Karachun Diseases Nespekh is a parasite, a disease called acratitis cephalus. Ignoring this disease can lead to death. The disease progresses through four stages.

Possession is a disease that is not fully understood. Mullet possession has been observed to cause symptoms such as delirium, loss of consciousness, stress, seizures, and confusion. Treatment is unknown, but it is recommended to contact a mullet threat agency. No fatalities have been reported. The origin is unknown. The territory Located in the Sverdlovsk region in the Urals, the region takes its name from the city of Magnitogorsk and the village of Shakhty, its capitals. The Magnitogorsk region is rich in natural resources, such as coal, iron ore, copper, gold, and other metals, making it a significant industrial region. Magnitogorsk is a federal subject of the Russian Federation that is home to various unseen creatures and beings. The Magnitogorsk Ministry of Emergency Situations and its Anti-Acratic Unit are responsible for protecting the population from these creatures.

Description The Magnitoshakhty region is rich in natural resources such as coal, iron ore, copper, gold, and other metals, making it a significant industrial region. The region boasts developed metallurgy, coal, chemical, and mining industries. This region is of vital importance to Russia's economy and industry.

The forest goblin is a mullet-like acratid that inhabits the outer forest of the Magnitoshakhtinsk region. Mushroom pickers sometimes venture there, often falling prey to the forest goblin. Furthermore, the forest goblin has its own leader: the Forest Master.

Description No one has ever seen a forest spirit, so it's generally assumed to be a mullet, which has no physical form. Forest spirits can imitate human voices, such as those of your relatives, to lure you deeper into the forest.

Security measures If you haven't gone far into the outer forests, then just quickly exit the forest. But if you're deep

If you are deep in the outer forests, you need to put your clothes on inside out.

The lurker is a phragmatid acratid that inhabits abandoned places. It typically resides in the basements of abandoned buildings, preying on unwary visitors.

Description There is no full description of the hider, except that it has a long arm and incredibly sharp teeth that are capable of breaking even bones.

Behavior The lurker almost always resides in its lair. Its lair is located in abandoned buildings, usually basements. There, it awaits its next victim. The chance of surviving an encounter with a lurker is extremely low. When attacking, the lurker grabs the victim by the legs and drags them back to its lair, where it crushes your bones with its teeth and eats them. Resisting attack The Magnitoshakhtinsk Region Ministry of Emergency Situations recommends not entering abandoned buildings or walking near them.

If you detect/are attacked by a hider, you must:

To grab hold of something; Call for help or otherwise attract people's attention; If there is rebar in the abandoned building, pick it up and hit the looter's hand with it as hard as possible. When other people appear, the hider will most likely let you go.

Nespekh is a parasite and a four-stage acratid disease of the cephalic class. Ignoring this disease leads to death. Risk groups Women and the elderly are at risk. Other groups are also susceptible to infection, but much less frequently.

Stages of infection First stage The patient exhibits symptoms such as:

Mild fatigue; Irritability; Loss of appetite. The second stage The patient is observed to have:

Loss of desire to perform any tasks and responsibilities. The third stage The patient is observed to have:

Constant headache and nausea Complete loss of appetite Stage Four: At this stage, treatment is impossible, or practically impossible:

The person stops showing signs of mental activity; Respiratory arrest. Treatment The patient can be cured without delay, except in stage four. Treatment takes place at the Cephalological Treatment Center (CTC). The only known treatment method is forced performance of simple tasks, usually of a mundane nature.

Possession is a disease of the acratid class of cephalus. The causes are unknown. Treatment is also quite complex. It's impossible to pinpoint the exact cause.

Signs Rave; Loss of consciousness; Stress; Convulsions; Confusion of consciousness. Security measures Contact the Mullet Threat Control Unit for assistance.

Karachun's Night is a date occurring between December 21st and 22nd, during the winter solstice. During this time, the risk of natural disasters increases, with snowstorms, blizzards, and avalanches occurring 47% more frequently. Unclean spirits also become active during this time. Awakened by hunger and extreme cold, they yield to the call of Karachun, who leads them to humanity.

By order of the Governor of Magnitoshakhtinsk Oblast, a decree was issued establishing non-working days throughout the region from December 20 to 23 due to the increased risk of emergency situations. Preparation stages Necessary:

Insulate door and window openings as much as possible. Provide the house with firewood or electric heating devices for a more powerful effect. Stock up on food and drinking water for this period. Tightly curtain the windows of your apartments or close the shutters, if any, and check the security of the locks on the doors for your own safety. Move livestock carcasses outside the populated area if the plague reaches you before the winter solstice. It is recommended to store carcasses together with your neighbors, close to the forest and at least 50 meters from the populated area's boundaries.

Idols Idols appearing on the eve of Karachun night A few days before the night of Karachun, you may encounter idols. They are made of stone, wood, and so on. They also have black spots. It's unclear exactly what happens to victims after contact with the idols; according to one version, they go mad and die. Under no circumstances should you approach the idols or attempt to help the victims yourself; it could be life-threatening! Take care of yourself. Tips It is not recommended to leave the house, if you have prepared properly, then there is no need to leave the house. On the eve of the solstice, one must follow simple rules of conduct to prevent the occurrence of life-threatening situations and emergencies. Try to dress warmly, as any cold you catch on the night of December 21st to 22nd can develop into tonsillitis, otitis, bronchitis, and other illnesses, and you don't really need that.

Longbiter is a creature of the Acratid-phragmata type that lives in fields.

Description Class: fragmat; Order: neutral; Danger level: 30% (or higher than low). Behavior Longshanks is a neutral and possibly aggressive creature, attracted to the light from houses. He frightens people with his creation: four arms and enormous stature.

Security measures If you encounter a long devil, then:

Don't look up into his eyes, the long devil will take you for a threat. Don't panic, the long devil senses your fear, otherwise the creature will grab you with its pairs of arms and throw you to the ground. Save a few gifts for him, such as shiny toys or lanterns. After handing him the items, turn in the opposite direction and calmly walk towards your house. Do not leave your village/house at night. Do not approach the creature closely. If you see him at a distance from you, walk quickly towards your home. When you come home, light 2-4 candles and turn off all the lights in the house. Never leave yourself completely in the dark. Notify the Ministry of Emergency Situations about the long devil.

Quiet is an acratid of the Magnitoshakhtinsky region of the fragmata class.

Description It is a black, spider-like humanoid with two long limbs and reaches a height of up to 2.5 meters. It has eyes that are poorly visible during the day but see well at night.

Behavioral characteristics In the Magnitoshakhtinsk region, the Tikhiy leopard inhabits outer forests and the outskirts of the region's interior. During the day, it rarely shows itself, hiding in forests or near villages, hunting small prey such as birds, rabbits, cats, and dogs.

The Quiet One, as its name suggests, is usually silent, making it extremely difficult to detect. Its limbs allow it to accelerate to high speeds. Quiet One often knocks down its prey with a powerful blow, then gradually consumes it.

How to protect yourself First of all, you need to follow the established curfew:

Northern lands - from 3 hours after the Sun to 4 hours before the West. Sosnovy Bor - from 2 hours after sunrise until 3 hours before sunset. Capital District - from 1 hour after Sun until 1 hour before ZS. Eastern District - from 2 hours after the Armed Forces until 3 hours before the Legion of Honor. If you encounter a Tikhy during the permitted hours outside of a populated area, you should not run away under any circumstances—Tikhy is much faster and stronger than you, so it will quickly catch up with you. If it's daylight outside, try to drive it away with a loud noise, such as a scream. The Tikhy may suspect a threat and won't attack. However, at night, the situation is different—Tikhy's eyes are adapted to the dark, and you won't be able to frighten it with a scream, as it is much larger than you. You need to shine a flashlight or other light source in its face, then slowly back away without turning. If the Tikhy tries to run away, continue shining the flashlight in its direction; the Tikhy doesn't like light.

If you encounter Tikhy in a populated area, immediately attract the attention of those around you and then call the Ministry of Emergency Situations.

The rooftop moth is a creature of the acratid phragmata type. It is found in the Kopanivka region. The rooftop moth has long arms and legs. The danger level is high.

Description It feeds on human flesh and is found in the Kopanivka region. It has long arms and legs.

Behavior The rooftop is an aggressive humanoid creature. To satisfy its hunger, the rooftop crawls onto the roofs of houses. As soon as the rooftop reaches a house, knocking sounds will be heard. The rooftop then kicks out a window and enters the house in search of prey. Once found, the rooftop attacks, and after the attack, the victim is eaten.

Security measures If you hear knocking from the ceiling, it means that you will soon meet Roofer.

Don't waste time closing windows. It won't help you. Hide under the bed. Call the Ministry of Emergency Situations and wait.

Description The obromid is a creature with long, stretchable limbs that allow it to climb high places, while its small body helps the stick insect squeeze through doors and windows.

Thanks to its anatomy, Obromid possesses high speed, making it impossible to outrun. Based on its behavior, it is theorized that Obromid possesses considerable intelligence. It also appears to have fairly good eyesight, as it was able to see Vasily Stulyev (read more) from a distance of 200-300 meters from its window.

Security measures At nightfall, close the windows tightly, preferably covering them with curtains or drapes, if available. The front door should be locked with all available locks, and if it opens inward, prop it open with a heavy object. If Obromid has entered your home, you should hide, locking all doors simultaneously. It is also recommended to bring any weapon you have to at least have the capability of close combat. When morning arrives, you should quickly leave the apartment; this is a risky venture. If you are unsure, don't attempt it. It's better to call the Ministry of Emergency Situations and then listen to all operator instructions.

During the stick insect hunting season, it is recommended not to go outside at night unless absolutely necessary. It is also recommended not to celebrate New Year's holidays. Although the Ministry of Emergency Situations is deployed in cities for protection, this still does not mean complete safety. In areas outside the cities, it is recommended not to go outside at night at all.

It is also recommended to notify friends and neighbors about the appearance of stick insects, if they are not connected to the official broadcasting service of the Magnitoshakhtinsk Region Ministry of Emergency Situations. Once an obromid enters a home, it begins hunting for a person, usually killing its victim on the spot. If it fails to catch its prey, it may lurk in the house, waiting for an unexpected moment to attack the victim when they are unaware.

The obromid is an acratid insect of the cephalo-phragmata class, also known as the "stick insect," which appears between December 25 and January 10. They inhabit the outer forest of Sosnovy Bor, Magnitoshakhtinsk Oblast, and feed primarily on deer, elk, bears, and other animals.

By the beginning of winter, most of the obromids' prey enters hibernation, prompting them to emerge from the forests and head toward human-inhabited areas. During the day, they mostly hide from human eyes in basements and similar places, and at nightfall, they emerge to actively hunt. Thanks to their agility and build, they are able to enter apartments through windows and ordinary doors, and crawl through arches. Once inside a house, an obromid begins hunting for a person, usually killing the victim on the spot. If it fails to catch its prey, it may lurk in the house, waiting for an unexpected moment to attack the victim when they are unaware.

Opletai is an acratid phragmate that lives in the Magnitoshakhtinsk region.

Description The Opletai is a humanoid creature with long, flexible limbs, taller than the average human, ranging from 2.5 to 4.5 meters. In winter, it hibernates until spring.

If attacked, try to stay on your feet, then grab its neck and squeeze as hard as you can. This is its weak point, so squeezing it will loosen its grip, buying you some time. Then, run away from it, avoiding trees as often as possible. Trees are quite slow and unwieldy, and they can easily get stuck. Then, try to reach a populated area and call the Magnitoshakhtinsky Region Emergency Situations Ministry.

Behavior When attacking, this acratite will wrap itself around its victim, squeezing their legs to force them to the ground, and then, after suffocating them, tear them into pieces and eat them. They are extremely aggressive towards humans. How to avoid a fatal outcome Grab the person around the neck (with both hands, if possible; this will help loosen their grip faster) and squeeze tightly. This is easy to do if you don't panic. If you're lucky, they'll loosen their grip and let go.

Countering attacks by the Opletai The Anti-Acratic Unit of the Russian Ministry of Emergency Situations is responsible for protecting the population from scaly-tailed snakes. To minimize the risk of attack, it is recommended to limit walks in forests and groves, especially in spring, and if possible, in summer and early fall.

Zherdyai is a mullet. It lives in the forests of the Magnitoshakhtinsk region (Outer Forest). From January 1993 to December 1994, Zherdyai was believed to be a humanoid creature that came to villages in winter to warm its paws, but this is not true.

Description Until December 1994 A poleaxe is a tall humanoid creature, typically taller than a house, with disproportionately long limbs.

Behavior The Zherdyai almost always lives in the forest. Since January 1993, they have been spotted in private villages. Zherdyai come there to warm their hands in the chimneys of houses. They are harmless and not aggressive towards people, but they can still get scared and hit you hard on the head.

After December 1994 Since December 1994, it has been discovered that Zherdyaevs do not exist. That is, they exist, but they have no physical body, and previously visible "humanoid beings" have turned out to be hallucinations caused by Zherdyaevs. Now, in the presence of a Zherdyaev, a person begins to experience:

Headache; Voices in the head (from the darkness); Dispersion; Nausea. Recommendations from the Ministry of Emergency Situations Until December 1994 Do not go outside; Call the Ministry of Emergency Situations and tell the operator your address. After December 1994 Concentrate; Leave the windows and curtains closed. If they are open, close them, trying not to peer into the darkness; Call the Ministry of Emergency Situations; Do not go outside, even if asked to do so by the Ministry of Emergency Situations[1]; Don't trust the voices from the darkness.