The book is dedicated to describing the adventures of a first-level battle angel named Leon. The first level is the lowest level in the world of angels, so Leon, a man in the recent past, does the simplest things: doesn’t let mice fall into milk, brings dreams of business meetings to sleepy merchants (so they don’t oversleep) and doesn’t allow demonic forces to quarrel people. Only occasionally are first-level angels brought in for raids into the deep hellish regions. Leon goes to a club where he learns hand-to-hand combat, participates in competitions and staged holidays, and dreams of making close friends. But the main thing is that he grows like an angel. There are many books in the world dedicated to the adventures of demons (from “The Screwtape Letters” by C.S. Lewis to “Bring Me the Head of a Charming Prince” by Zelazny and Sheckley), but I have never come across funny books about angels. Having the idea that mentally touching angels is much better than demons, I decided to write such a book - light, cheerful, and only a little sad in places. I learned about the existence of Weber’s “Empire of Angels” after the creation of this book. Unfortunately, I haven’t read it and can’t give a comparison yet.