The heroes of this book - Shambambukli and Mazukta - are the most ordinary demiurges who do their job well. They create worlds, separate the sea from the firmament, and light from darkness, populate the earth with people and other creatures, study them, educate them, send famine, pestilence, locusts, flood, four horsemen, a huge wolf upon them - in a word, they act as it is written in numerous manuals on creating habitable worlds. Of course, with each new world the demiurge gains more experience, as well as more troubles - one must not confuse, say, the commandments given to people from the first world with the commandments given to people from the second, in order to then judge them according to their deeds, and not at random. But after the demiurge acquires several dozen or hundreds of inhabited worlds, such trifles cease to bother him.