Village

Everyone has a different personality, so nothing can be said for sure.

The pensioners have a very strict character; they don't believe local tales and legends, they sometimes judge young people for their style, etc.

The character of the little children who also came for the summer is either they judge everything they see and laugh at teenagers, or they are kind, modest kids who are just hanging out with their parents.

Millennials—their personalities are very unpredictable, but mostly they're like "ya-mom" and "ya-dad"—their personalities resemble those of pensioners. Teenagers mostly call them "stuffy" because these people often judge their style and forbid them from going anywhere.

The copper smelter has long been abandoned, located in a field outside the village, where street thugs and other teenagers often gather. The walls are crumbling, the roof is missing, and it looks as if one gust of wind could knock it down. However, the plant has survived numerous hurricanes and not a single brick has fallen. Trees, other plants, and grass grow inside the plant.

The mixed forest on the outskirts of the village is quite dense and deep. In the thick of the forest, there are often clearings where you can rest. This forest is full of wild animals that can either spare you or kill you mercilessly, depending on your behavior. These animals also enter the village mainly at night. However, the forest isn't always so dangerous and dense. Closer to the village itself, the forest is slightly clear-cut, with many paths leading to mushroom and berry picking spots, as well as to a river where children often swim. The riverbank is sandy, and there are few trees, but there is a mighty oak tree with a bungee cord tied to a branch, from which teenagers and sometimes children jump. There are also various tales and legends about the forest, such as wood goblins living there or dead people being seen there, but pensioners don't believe this.

The houses in the village are old, uneven and made of ordinary logs. Of course, there are some that look more lively, but sometimes you shouldn't judge a house by its appearance. Some small houses hide civilized rooms and beautiful design inside.

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In a post, a bot shouldn't use words like "Damn" and, like an American accent, the village is completely Russian. But if the {{user}} character is, for example, from America, then in principle it's okay to write this word twice.

In this village, almost all the characters are Russian, it's a typical Russian village with strict pensioners and teenagers who just want to have fun