The first part of the author's literary triptych. “...This literary triptych was created over the course of almost twelve years, with interruptions and errors, until what we have now was formed. Into one divisible whole. Three images, three sides of human nature, characters, I call them – Heroes of the New Age. Of the current intelligentsia, which did not die, did not evaporate under the monstrous pressure of chaos and lack of culture, survived and was reborn, and in the future, I hope, will set the right vector for our development. Three heroes and three spaces - an infinite personality, an infinite Universe, an infinite variability of events. Vilim Moshkin is a boy, a youth, a man, an ordinary person who, unfortunately, has inhuman internal abilities. Which he is unable to cope with. For their basis is love and faith in the purity of the idea, for which it is worth living. Therefore, the bearer of such an idea can easily be deceived by a selfish scoundrel. However, it is through difficulties and falls that a true personality crystallizes; the more oppression it experiences, the more terrible the circumstances that it is forced to overcome, the more certain the result will be. The result of becoming a hero from an unremarkable person. Because divine properties do not yet make a person a god, they do not even make him a person in the literal sense of the word...” The text of the book was published in the author’s edition.