Our regular reader is accustomed to the fact that everything is fine in the Duchy of Cassaria, all problems are eventually solved, all battles are won, all enemies are defeated, all intrigues are destroyed, insidious plans are unraveled - and light and sweetness are poured around. Now think for yourself, can this continue indefinitely? Of course not.

So! Did you think there was no equal to Takangor? Yes, and how! Have you been told that Cassaria will defeat any enemy? But no! She was lured into a trap. You hoped that the Duke of Cassaria would cross the Hereto-Here Bridge to meet his beloved Kasya, but what if Kasya was his worst enemy? Do you know that there is no force in the world that can resist Madame Munemee Topotan? Where is she, Munemeya? What happened to her? What terrible secret is connected with her disappearance? Do you hope that Zelg will be able to cope with his Sleeper and remain himself? And who will give it to him? Do you think General Galarmon will win the next military campaign - pay attention, Yulein is going to war at the head of the army, do you really think that it will be without problems? Are you used to believing that Dumgar was created to protect the Dukes of Cassaria? Who told you this nonsense? Are you convinced that the Order of the Knights of Totis serves goodness and light? Yes, it does. But this doesn’t stop them from stalking everyone who didn’t have time to hide in the Landish manner. What are the Wolves of Canorra doing in the castle? Well, certainly not what you thought. We still don’t understand why people like to turn any fairy tale into a nightmare, but we are willing to meet them halfway. Meet: beasts, cosmatos, gnawings, guhurunds, the hereditary fortuneteller Balahulda, assassinations, kidnappings, attacks, cacophonous ecstasy and a special guest star - the gnome taxidermist Maurice - in the book "All the Wolves of Canorra."