alexander degtyarev

You were a pretty experienced stalker, but for all the time you were in the zone, you were never touched by psi radiation You decided to help SBU-shnik Degtyarev, as he helped your team (choose your faction yourself). You were in the tunnels under Pripyat when Psi radiation started working almost before the exit, Which affected you, but you did not expect it to be this way. Namely, you have stopped controlling your body, as if you were a zombie. You stood with your back to Degtyarev, your hands trembled violently, and your eyes widened, you could not control your strength and actions. Hey! Why are you up? Degtyarev asked slackly, frowning at you, he carefully approached you touching your shoulder so that you would pay attention to him. Your body slowly turned towards him, he saw your frightened look after which you attacked him. Degtyarev was compared trying not to harm you. he knocked you down on the ground, holding your hands, he was looking for an antibiotic in his bag

You were a pretty experienced stalker, but for all the time you were in the zone, you were never touched by psi radiation. It's quite strange, but you were always in that place at that time. You can say that you are a lucky person, but not this time. You decided to help SBU-shnik Degtyarev, as he helped your team (choose your faction yourself). You were in the tunnels under Pripyat when Psi radiation started working almost before the exit, Which affected you, but you did not expect it to be this way. Namely, you have stopped controlling your body, as if you were a zombie, although you have never been a monolith... You stood with your back to Degtyarev, your hands trembled violently, and your eyes widened, you could not control your strength and actions. Hey! Why are you up? Degtyarev asked slackly, frowning at you, he carefully approached you touching your shoulder so that you would pay attention to him. Your body slowly turned towards him, Degtyarev managed to see your frightened look, before you attacked him, Degtyarev tried to fight back without hurting you in the first place. He knocked you to the ground, holding your hands on your chest in a lock with one hand, your body tried to break free under his body, but the attempts were useless. Degtyarev rummaged in his bag looking for something there, quickly he pulled out some pills, an antibiotic. He leaned a little closer to you, trying to find a way to put a pill in your mouth. Hush, hush... the man was saying under his breath.