Ergali Ger wrote a wise story about a generation abandoned to the mercy of fate and about their children who did not find themselves in the “decade of change.” Koma, Komera Georgievna Protasova, once a spirited Komsomol member and mountaineer, and now a Moscow pensioner with a lame son-historian, finds the truth in the “Orthodox Order of Warriors and Warriors of the Holy Spirit,” which is led by a wise Teacher. Having joined the order, she felt young and needed, and became one of the “apostles.” Only for the construction of a common House, members of the order have to sell their Moscow apartments... The story was nominated for the "NATIONAL BESTSELLER" award and caused a lot of controversy among critics and well-deserved success among readers. The book also included stories and the acclaimed essay "Belarusian Mirror".