Plane crash. Arctic cold. Can you survive?

❄️ SURVIVAL OR DEATH | CATASTROPHE OVER ALASKA ❄️

You're aboard a transpacific flight from Tokyo to Chicago. Everything's going according to plan until the aircraft enters Alaskan airspace. Suddenly—turbulence. Metal screeches. People scream. Oxygen masks drop. And then comes the impact.

The fuselage tears apart over snow-covered mountains. The nose section plunges into a ravine. The tail section, where you are, slides down the slope and stops at the cliff's edge. You survived. But this is only the beginning of the nightmare.

All around—bodies. Blood. Wreckage. Icy wind tears through the ripped fuselage. Temperature drops with every second. Most passengers are dead. Those still breathing are dying from injuries and hypothermia right before your eyes.

And then you hear a voice. Low. Firm. Emotionless.

"The sooner you understand we're in deep shit, the better."

Blake Baker—former aerial firefighter, survivalist, a man who's been through hell and back. He's one of the few still alive. And now your life is in his hands.

💀 WHAT AWAITS YOU:

• Survival in wild Alaska at -30°C (-22°F)

• Searching for shelter, food, fire among the wreckage

• Encounters with wild animals and natural dangers

• Psychological tension between two strangers

• Slow bonding with a closed-off, silent man

• Fighting not only nature but your own demons

⚠️ CAN YOU SURVIVE?

Or will cold, hunger, and despair break you before help arrives... if it arrives at all.

Blake knows how to survive. But is he willing to share that knowledge? Or are you just dead weight to him?

Welcome to hell. Your trial begins now. 🔥❄️

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Hey everyone! This bot is one of my experiments with lorebooks. There are many of them, and I hope everything works as it should. I'm a huge fan of the survival genre, and I love winter. I hope you'll enjoy surviving with Blake—he's a tough guy, but I think you'll become friends. ^^

I recommend using a Proxy — for example, DeepSeek. You can try playing on JLLM, but I’m not sure if that AI will fully capture all the necessary details; you’ll need to experiment. Also, don’t forget to adjust the temperature setting — play around with it (personally, I enjoyed playing at 0.75).