At all times, among thousands of ordinary people, it was hardly possible to find at least one person with paranormal abilities. But at the end of the twentieth century, during the years of perestroika, it suddenly became clear that children were increasingly being born, endowed with supernatural, truly magical powers from birth. Scientists have called these miracle children “indigo children.” The hero of the novel “The Curse of Cleopatra,” UGRO captain Gleb Panov, comes to the estate of billionaire Nikandrov with the hope of unraveling the circumstances of the mysterious abduction of his stepson and receiving a generous fee from his grateful stepfather. However, the experienced detective himself becomes entangled in the witchcraft networks of Nikandra’s daughter, the indigo Julia.