Ten months have passed since the war, the shortest in the history of human civilization - a war in which everyone lost. A cold dark night enveloped the earth, ice bound seas and rivers, blizzards and blizzards covered dead cities with snow and soot - this is now our world. The war claimed hundreds of thousands of lives, millions were killed by radiation, billions were taken by the cold. Only a few remained - those who were lucky to avoid a fatal dose and who continued to fight for life when the sunlight dried up and frosts hit. But not all survivors remained human.