The death of a hero always leads to something bad. Perhaps people's destinies will be destroyed, friendly hopes will go out, the enemy's grins will become embittered, or maybe nothing will happen, and he, as if nothing had happened, will rise from the dead and return everything to normal. In this story, too, the hero cannot to die, his eyes swollen with horror mean nothing, his hoarse sighs are meaningless, and his desperate attempts to survive are futile. However, with each new “life” everything changes: friends become enemies, helplessness turns into strength, and happiness is grinded out of grief. However, this is only in this “attempt” - after all, no one knows what the hero’s next death will have in store for the hero... Author’s notes: Friend, I already see how you crap about the size of this work, but I hasten to assure you - This book is very easy to read due to the abundance of dialogue and reasoning in the text. No kiloton-long descriptions or lore explanations - just relaxation and even action (on holidays). In fact, it’s generally everyday, so don’t be afraid and feel free to press “read”. SECOND VOLUME - GROUP IN TG - FAoDF3psT0tmNzcy