A randomly opened “door” led to Vodskaya Pyatina, one of the regions of the Novgorod principality, temporarily occupied by Sweden. In Russia, the “Time of Troubles” ended, Veliky Novgorod was returned to it, but it was cut off from the sea: at the mouth of the Volkhov there was a Swedish fortress, at the sources of the Neva there was another, and opposite the future Smolny there was a third. On Narva, a Swedish fortress blocks access to the Baltic. Russian Korela became Kexholm. Grozny Vyborg is ready at any time to transfer a significant number of troops and ships in order to prevent the Russians from walking along the “Swedish Lake”. In general, there is plenty of room for an officer of the 5th Directorate of the GRU to roam.