Role-playing Quest Silver Age^{[Квест закрыт]}

March 1, 1902. Moscow. A terrible explosion rang out at five in the evening at the residence of the Moscow Governor-General, Grand Duke Serhiy Alexandrovych. A group of unknown people broke through the security to the main hall, and one of the attackers threw a bomb. Fortunately, neither the Grand Duke nor his Petersburg guest, the Minister of Internal Affairs, Pleve, were injured. The head of the Moscow Security Department, who sheltered them from the explosion, died on the spot. The student who threw the bomb also died from his injuries, another bomber was detained. The rest of the group members are wanted. This news caused a wave of controversy in social salons. Supporters of the monarchy condemn the bloody terror, but there are also those who justify the bombers. In the salon of Hanna Pavlivna Finikova, it came to the point that the guests were divided into two camps. Anna is against any talk of revolution in her home. But her sister Daria wants everyone to know about the arbitrariness of the royal henchmen. Meanwhile, a poetry tournament is held in the salon, and today, on the day of the terrible explosion, the editor of the largest literary magazine, "Russian Thought", will conclude a contract with the winning poet. At the same time, the owner of the salon, Anna Pavlivna, promises to name her new husband. The ex-husband of Anna Pavlivna, millionaire Finikov, crashed to his death, fell from the bell tower of Ivan the Great, where, according to the watchman, he had climbed to view the panorama. It must be said that in the last six months, other poets of her salon began to die under mysterious circumstances. One of the guests simply disappeared without a trace. A couple of months ago, another guest was poisoned by a mouse that got into his tea, and a month ago, the poet Andriy Romashkov was found dead in one of the wastelands. They say he shot himself, but no one knows why. You will have to fight in a duel and recruit into a secret society, prevent a new terrorist attack or, conversely, organize an assassination attempt on a royal minister. And, of course, to live the life of poets in the literary salon of the Silver Age.