For the soul of anyone who reads this book, it is a MAGIC POTION. And you won’t need either meditation or other special methods of penetrating your own subconscious. Just read Akamiye without stopping and without thinking about any subtext - and the magical properties of the book will manifest themselves. Treat it like music. In many ways, this is music. It works on its own, whether you're reading avidly or absent-mindedly; whether you savor the words built by the author in perfect rhythm, or notice only your own feelings - all this is not important. For one who speaks on behalf of the ancient and deep in the language of symbols addresses the soul directly. Like the tales of One Thousand and One Nights, this magical story is told in the traditions of ancient Eastern literature. The road unfolds like a precious silk scroll along which a beautiful young man walks - the son of the captive northern princess and the mighty ruler Khair. Spicy luxury and unquenchable passion accompany every step of Akamie - slave, concubine, dancer, warrior, inheritor of the kingdom - but the divine music of Fate preserves him, leaving Akamie's soul free... Note: there are only two books! In some publications, the dilogy was divided into three and four volumes, but there are still only TWO books.