In the years when the Great Patriotic War ended, one of the Jewish shepherds, herding goats in the Dead Sea area in Israel, discovered ancient amphorae in a cave opened after the earthquake, in which, instead of the expected gold, he found ancient scrolls. He managed to sell several of the manuscripts on the black market, but the rest were confiscated by the government. No one else saw the Qumran manuscripts, but rumors spread that these scrolls were once written by Jesus Christ himself. All the black archaeologists rushed to rummage through the many caves near the Dead Sea, but no one found anything to this day. However, Russian archaeologists were lucky: they found the diaries of the Son of Man in their hands, but they had to flee from their pursuers. The fugitives faced a dilemma: either to be followers of Jesus Christ, or, having followed his path, to choose an alternative path of development. But for now, all three had to secretly leave Israel, because militants from the Vatican and Freemasons hunted archaeologists, wanting to obtain unique documents for their own purposes. Apparently, the Jesuits were afraid of publishing the texts, while the Freemasons, on the contrary, wanted to debunk the Christian faith.