Where there is enmity, sow peace! To the seventh peacemaker Mark, this path seems simple and understandable. But only until the first roadblock. After all, he is called to a world where terrible monsters are generated not by dark gods, but by human bitterness, where fear and ignorance can revive the most terrible inventions, and anger and resentment serve as ideal soil for deadly magic. And the clouds generated by human indifference are gathering over the great city of Amarchton, enveloping Queen Silvira, who has sat on its throne. A conspiracy is brewing among those who have become accustomed to the power of indifference and slavish obedience and do not want change. And in the wilds of the Sleeping Forest, the Seventh Peacemaker begins his new path. Overcoming human hostility, bitterness and misunderstanding, passing through the labyrinth of traps of his own feelings, desires and aspirations, he increasingly feels that a mysterious, invisible enemy has assigned him a role in his mission... And at this time someone is announced who is called the Eighth Peacemaker - a man , capable of changing people's entire understanding of peacekeepers...

The novel is written at the intersection of allegorical fantasy and psychological prose: the monsters here correspond to certain human feelings, moods and beliefs, and combat magic and swordsmanship stem from the unknown and sometimes unpredictable elements of the human soul. The novel is a kind of continuation of “The Seventh Peacemaker”, but is easy to read as a separate work. The background provides a brief summary of The Seventh Peacemaker.