Tatiana Smirnova
Virusomahia
The End Of Arcadia
Few years has passed. During this time, Perun managed to visit aunt Vera and moved her and grandfather Athanas in Virusomahia. The same truckers loaded a Desk, books, and dog Gavrik into the back of the truck and drove them to the Altai mountains. The Internet was flooded with news from Arcadia: "a new giant water Park has been built, and now the settlers will be able to enjoy the sea breeze and the gentle streams of the Adriatic in any weather. Photos of happy arcadians should have make jealous the rest of the World's population: round-cheeked, smiling, in bright swimsuits, they really were as in Paradise on earth. But in the rest of the world, the cities were empty, and the people who remained working in the factories worked tirelessly day and night to earn money for living in Arcadia. Their lives lost all color of emotions and discoveries, turning into a daily routine of work, in addition to the action of a strong tranquilizer that can suppress the psychovirus in them. And then one day, either under the influence of a particularly strong gust of acid wind, or figuring that they would only be able to earn a living in Arcadia in old age, the workers of all the factories went on strike, and, scattered with envy and anger, destroyed the dam that was located above the oasis of Arcadia. The floodwaters washed away sun beds and colorful umbrellas, along with obese settlers who took the huge wave for a new attraction and madly rushed into the water to their own destruction. The water swept away the entrance turnstiles, villas, and banks located on the territory of Arcadia. The floating bills attracted money-hungry workers, and they also disappeared in the water, mechanically continuing to grab for money.
New beginning
And Perun and his friends, and the inhabitants of all Virusomahia around the world, in their daily work continued to cultivate the land, raise children, make cheese and spin thread, sew shirts and knit socks, relying on their own feat and the supporting love of good people, which our sinful, and at the same time the Holy Land never lacked.
The end