On one of the most ordinary days, twelve-year-old Jacob entered the office of his father, who had mysteriously disappeared a year ago, and found a piece of paper with a strange phrase: “The mirror will only open to those who cannot see themselves.” Approaching the antique mirror hanging in the office, Jacob covered his reflection with his palms - and, like Alice from Lewis Carroll's book, he found himself in Through the Looking Glass. Jacob perfectly settled into this fairy-tale world, fully living up to his surname Reckless. Becoming a treasure hunter - Cinderella's glass slipper , a self-assembled tablecloth, a magic clock - he takes mortal risks, but only this life is considered real. But one day his younger brother approached the mirror in his father’s office. And now Jacob has to answer not only for his reckless head. He must save his brother from the spell of the Dark Fairy, who is slowly but inevitably turning into stone - not only in body, but also in soul. Jacob must decide what is more important to him - love or thirst for adventure...