The stories are arranged in a clear sequence - so that each next one is a continuation of the previous one. Together they make up one work, which, although it turned out to be fantastic, was intended rather as philosophical. A difficult, at times breathtaking adventure awaits you, in which everything is ambiguous. In the cycle, the author poses many questions: about life and death, about freedom and unfreedom, about faith and unbelief, and about the price of prayer. The meanings are not always on the surface, and the author does not bind his reader with ready-made answers, but leaves him room for his own thoughts and conclusions.