The archive documents

Dimak shows you the transition to Zaton and back; for that, you have to find him old archive documents in three parts located at the "Krug" antenna complex, recycling station, and the underground bunker below the Iron Forest. He advises to look for them in that exact order to avoid getting caught into some time anomaly.

## Walkthrough

After accepting the quest, ask Dimak about the codes to the underground bunker. He will say that his friend Genka the Sapper knows the code, but will ask something in return - Dimak will compensate you afterwards. Genka can be found somewhere in the outskirts of Zaton.

You might want to take the "Typhoon" Turret with you to make the quest easier, but it's not required.

### Genka the Sapper

Go to the new transition and travel to Zaton. Find Genka next to the Boiler anomaly, in the reeds.

Talk to him. Turns out that he stands on an active mine ready to go off. This leads to Seconds to death. Free Genka and obtain the code: **4815162342**.

### Archive documents

The document in the Krug complex can be found in the basement, in the room next to the bloodsucker lair from Call of Pripyat. The complex itself is occupied by Nazi soldiers that got there by unknown means (possibly the time travel anomaly Dimak told you about?). They carry weapons that are unconventional for the rest of the Zone, such as Luger "Parabellum", Walther P.38, Gewehr 43, and Maschinengewehr 42.

The document in the waste processing plant is located inside the sewers. Enter the sewers and turn right. This location is also occupied by Nazis.

The document underneath the Iron Forest can be found inside the testing room. This location also has a group of Nazis. One of them will have Award Walther P.38 on him.

After picking this document up, a couple bloodsuckers and a bunch of zombies appear in the bunker, blocking your exit - including exploding, mosquito, and plagued ones.

### Finishing the quest

After obtaining all three documents, return to Dimak in Eastern Pripyat.

If you paid the scammer in Sidorovich's "Debt", then upon finishing this quest, Sidorovich will contact you and tell you that he located the scammer at Zaton, and you can look at the Zaton outskirts to find him and settle the matters. This leads to Vengeance. **Note: you will have to find the scammer in 24 hours, otherwise he'll disappear and you will lose the quest.**

## Notes

* Due to the looping, vertical layout of the Gauss testing lab in the Iron Forest, the mutants that spawn after picking up the final set of documents can be baited into a more favorable location and even left entirely if you wish. Make usage of the high platforms to safely lure them wherever you want.
* After this quest, you'll be able to drink Vodka with friendly stalkers, finding out the information on their stashes for a bottle instead of 30000RU. The chance to get a stash from the dialogue is 20%. However, you are still subject to the adverse effects of vodka - drinking 5+ bottles in a day kills you, and drinking 70 bottles total will make you an Alcoholic, which blocks S.T.A.L.K.E.R.
* Finishing this quest is one of the conditions for Fenrir to spawn, and for the Sniper questline to actually start.
* After finishing this mission, the quest stalkers at Zaton (except for Owl and Marine Pilot) will correspond to your language.
	+ For example, Ukrainian will make the stalkers at Zaton have their Ukrainian names.