Atomgrad-29 - Episode 6, in which Grisha hits the rock bottom. For the first time.

Atomgrad-29

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Imagine moving to a new town when you just hit puberty. That's a bummer since it's a military area, so fun levels are zero with curfew and armed checkpoints. Now you have to go to a new school. Which sucks, since your classmates are LITERALLY monsters. And kids with weird abilities developed in secret government labs. It'd still be OK, but your love interest is a boy. Which freaks your parents out, since you're also a boy. And it's the 90s in Russia. He also tries to kill you. YAY!

66 Chapters

• Your lucky number is none
• Episode 0, in which we are blowing the lab in the future. FOR SCIENCE.
• Episode 1, in which Grisha doesn't know geography at all
• Episode 2, in which we learn that Grisha's Grandpa looks like Lenin
• Episode 3, in which we learn about Unfortunate Lab Assistant Incident
• Episode 4, in which we meet the sailor grandfather. Not for long.
• Episode 5, in which you, readers, can vote.
• Episode 6, in which Grisha hits the rock bottom. For the first time.
• In which Grisha meets Nine for the first time.
• In which we learn where the boundaries of propriety lies
• Volume 2: So, you are the new kid in school?
• In which we learn about special magic of the plattenbau home
• In which Grisha finally loses all family ties
• In which Grisha faces SCAMPS
• in which Grisha falls right into his new school's open arms
• In which plant give Grisha all sorts of hints
• In which Mom is so embarrassing, LIKE LITERALLY STOP IT MOM
• In which we harbour suspicion of an authorised mind-reading
• In which we learn that school rules exceed laws of science
• Quite literal one.
• In which we meet an actual girl. In BL comic. FOR REAL!
• In which Grisha loses some DNA material. Not on purpose.
• Very Special Announcement. Very Special, Indeed.
• In which Grisha's fate on class distribution is decided.
• In which school festivity gently starts looming over Grisha
• In which (not only) walls have (not only) ears.
• The. Rules.
• Volume 3: Library past due fees
• In which you better be active now, than radioactive later
• In which Grisha can only think of dough
• In which we continue to get familiar with friendly residents
• In which Grisha meets more girls. Strong female characters. With attitude!
• n which gravity is before us in all its glory
• In which nothing flash before Grisha's eyes. He has no life.
• In which medical reference books don't help anyone
• In which it almost takes a knife, a prayer and the dirtiest swearing to open a pickles jar
• In which Grisha confronts defensive aura for the first time
• In which Grisha participates in the educational process. Unwillingly.
• In which even violent death is not an excuse from the Field Day
• In which Grisha finds an undesirable pen pal
• Episode 34, in which we learn some important Latin
• In which monsters literacy rate is unclear
• In which Grisha sees his fate
• In which we learn more about school library fines
• In which doors show their true chaotic nature
• In which we are faced with a whole balcony of tomatoes waiting to be canned
• In which Grisha wears his shoe indoors. Unspeakable!
• In which household electronics behave abnormally
• Volume 4: Field Day
• In which we learn that innocent "elderly citizen" facade conceals a diabolical cunning
• In which students and humans are two different things
• In which puzzle games gets dangerously competitive
• Volume One in REAL!
• In which we learn how to stay hydrated properly
• Atomgrad-29 on Ao3 and Wattpad
• In which we see that our life is an Aesthetic (Phenomenon)
• Pre-Field Day School Health Check Results, part II
• WANTED: Editor for Atomgrad-29 novel
• In Which You'd Better Aim Better
• [echoes of post-Soviet summer intensity]
• In which it's unclear what, when and where?
• In which Mr. Atatat is actually content (this NEVER happens to him)
• SMUTEMBER (kinda)
• EXTRA: Songs to mend your scraped knees
• In which our only eye doesn't deceive us
• TinyTales: The significance of your mental well-being