This is a world in which many and many things are intricately intertwined that we – people – are accustomed to consider simply ancient legends.

For in that world the powerful priestesses of the mysterious Mother Goddess live and fight.

For in the mountains of that world live treacherous kobolds, and in the hills - wonderfully beautiful fairies.

For the terrible, frantic Wild Hunt rushes through the forest thickets of that world - and in the dead of night the inhabitants of the high castles are chimeras.

The world of “sword and magic”. A world of heroism and magic.

A world in which Caspar, the young son of the Baron Torra Alta, who unwillingly became the keeper of the magical Thing Nekrond, tries at ANY COST to escape from the terrible power of That which he is forced to keep.

< p>A world where Kaspar’s father fights with his last strength in the dungeons of the castle with a black magician who has entered into a terrible deal with the Guardians of the Underworld.

A world in which Good and Evil must meet in the last battle. For this is how - and only this way - the tale of the Book of Food ends.