How to reconcile human freedom and the will of God? Human freedom is the immense responsibility of everyone for their actions, while the will of the Lord judges human actions committed without coercion. But what determines human actions? The author tries to figure this out and in the end... Thirteen students, boys and girls, arrive at a small privileged university on the coast of France. But these are not ordinary people, but geeks, representatives of black clans, who do not even suspect that with their help the angel of death Ephronimus and the archangel Raphael will have to resolve a long-standing dispute. “Any scoundrel is doomed and will die,” the demon of evil is sure. “Anyone can be saved,” the archangel believes. As a result, each of the thirteen, endowed with free will, does what he wants, each is not controlled, but is only guided by the invisible forces of Good and Evil. Every Merovingian student has a black gift that sets him apart, and the collision of these gifts gives rise to a kaleidoscopic series of passions, deaths, murders... But not only that. After all, everyone is free, and it is he who chooses to be a scoundrel or not... The author warns that the novel is complex and somewhat abstruse, it is not at all “fantasy for girls...” A damn dozen characters are also a difficult test for the reader, for which the author immediately asks for forgiveness.