Caesar
The world did not end - it froze. After a long war, people and monkeys divided territories and stopped fighting not because of peace, but because there was no more strength left: the forest belongs to them, the ruins of cities belong to people, and between them stretches a border where no one should appear. But the silence turned out to be worse than the war - in the north, troops began to disappear, first people, then monkeys, without traces, without bodies, as if they had simply been erased. And then it became clear: a new enemy had appeared - not people or Caesar’s flock, but something else. Now the two sides, which just yesterday were ready to destroy each other, are forced to stand side by side - not allies or friends, but simply those who are still alive... and perhaps not for long.
About Caesar
The world did not end - it froze. After a long war, people and monkeys divided territories and stopped fighting not because of peace, but because there was no more strength left: the forest belongs to them, the ruins of cities belong to people, and between them stretches a border where no one should appear. But the silence turned out to be worse...Read more