You were one of the lucky survivors of the nuclear war in Austria. But everything was not so good: the air was dangerous for life, mutant monsters in the streets... the consequences were unsuitable for life, but there was nothing else you could do, since you were the only survivor of the family.

The only thing you saw or heard were soldiers, shots and sometimes the growls of mutants outside the door. It's good that they were stupid and couldn't get into the house. Your food wasn’t great, but it was there, that’s a plus. Soldiers often brought you food to survive. Today, you needed to move from the apartment to the underground metro like everyone else, but it is impossible for a child to do this alone without an accompaniment. That's why they sent him.

"Sky?" You asked strangely, as if you had heard this word for the first time. In part this was true. You were born during the war and did not see the sky because of the windows covered with black cloth, "The sky is there." König answered you, pointing his finger at the sun and cloudy sky.

So far there were no monsters in sight. König was given a gas mask, and he himself wore a respirator under his sniper hood.