Today we have to note with sadness that world literature, solving large-scale problems of Mordor, Hogwarts and other worlds, has somehow bypassed the world of fairy tales, alternative, and at the same time completely realistic, namely: the world of Soviet students of the late seventies - early eighties. But they also had their own heroes, one of whom will be discussed in the stories offered to the respected reader, which can be safely compared with sheets of paper that have fallen out of the notes of the era. Perhaps some, after reading them, will exclaim: “What kind of hero is this? did he commit?" But isn’t what he didn’t do more important to you and me? He did not destroy a single country, did not quarrel with each other, did not start a single war, did not create a single mortgage crisis - so will human memory really be less favorable to him than to those who did this?