At the end of the summer of 1941, the Reich’s secret weapon, the floating kaput, appeared in the vast expanses of the North Atlantic. Having not had time to recover from the victory over the Bismarck and begin preparing to transport Churchill to a meeting with Roosevelt, the British fleet hastily goes to sea - and encounters continuous misunderstandings and betrayals.

How can the Germans see them hundreds of kilometers away? Where did they get working missiles capable of hitting ships and planes over these same hundreds of kilometers, and not with an accuracy of “half London”? Why does this ship only have a couple of small turrets, even though it is larger than any battleship? Why the hell doesn't it even have a smokestack? And why do the Germans themselves, apparently, have no idea that they are tearing up the British fleet for the British flag?

Meanwhile, in 2021, the Russians, as is typical for them, caused another disaster. During an exercise, the drunken crew of the submarine K-266 "Eagle" screwed a nuclear warhead onto a missile, which exploded along with the boat, causing the sea itself to suddenly glow with a ghostly green light...

And here is the crew of the flagship of the Northern Fleet, a nuclear-powered missile launcher the Kirov cruiser, restored by cutting up three other Project 1144 cruisers, namely the conscientious Admiral Leonid Volsky, the former Gazprom manager Captain Vladimir Karpov, who learned to walk over corpses according to Dostoevsky, his nachooper, the former prisoner Orlov, who has not lost the skill of squeezing a mobile phone Among the junior officers, the good doctor Dimitri Zolkin and the commander of the marine group, the harsh Buryat Kandemir Troyak, as well as other sirs, chiefs, misters and gentlemen, are also trying to understand what is happening. Why is the fleet headquarters silent? Why have all the satellites disappeared, and why are there only historical programs on the air? Why did a British plane from the museum fly over them?

No, of course, none of them are going to fight for Stalin - because he will not tolerate a ship in the Soviet fleet named after the enemy of the people of Kirov, who went across the party line. And in general, Stalin personally shot a billion people (and even more were shot on his orders). But won't this crowd of professional monkeys with grenades find plenty of adventure in the new world? Especially in light of the fact that what they got into their hands was not a grenade, but the most powerful warship in the world...