Run, Mimsy Pocket, run! Hide, disappear, dissolve in the darkness - you know how to do it better than anyone. Once you find yourself in an unfamiliar place, within a second you’ll count all the exits, loopholes, and hiding places. With such a skill, you are not afraid of anything, even wolf people. You ran away from them once, you will run away again! Look around, Magnus Million! Something is going wrong in Sylvania again. The Grand Duke, a cheerful 12-year-old boy, certainly doesn’t notice this - and it’s not for nothing that you, as the eldest, were put in charge of him. A dangerous criminal may be traveling in the next compartment of a government train, a conspirator may be waiting around the corner, or a traitor may be lurking in the immediate vicinity. Magnus, be on your guard, and most importantly, don’t fall asleep! Little Sylvania is an arena of grandiose intrigues: not only are neighbors threatening war, but strange things are also happening within the state. The Black Lady and her retinue scour the entire country, catching street children and collecting them in one big house - but what price will the kids have to pay for this shelter? Jean-Philippe Arroux-Vigneault once admitted that he planned to limit himself to one book about Magnus Million, however fell in love with his friend Mimsy Pocket so much that he eventually dedicated a separate work to her (for Russian readers, again translated by Ira Filippova). A 14-year-old girl, a champion among weasels and pickpockets, is truly a heroine you don’t want to part with. Magnus, however, had to part with her: Mimsy could not live in the huge mansion of Millions, where she was allocated a luxurious bedroom, and, of course, ran away. On your own head... That's where it all started.