The young hero unexpectedly wakes up on the same train with Dr. Freud and the sadistic conductor. He can't remember who he is or where he's going. It soon turns out that they are waiting for him in a castle, where he must give a lecture on the art of yodelling (the style of singing of the Tyroleans). Trying to find out in the library of the owner of the castle what he even knows about this topic, he unexpectedly encounters his daughter, whose insatiable sexual appetite has crossed all boundaries of what is permitted. The author takes the reader through a bizarre interweaving of various stories, dreams within a dream, with characters whose reality is constantly changing. An unexpected return to the starting point of the narrative leads to an alchemical transformation of the main characters, existing inside the illusory world of fantasy, where “nothing is true, everything is permitted.”