Plato lives in a panel honeycomb of a huge hive on the outskirts of St. Petersburg. He feeds himself by freelancing, basks in the bluish flicker of news feeds and increasingly wonders whether he made the right choice in life. Once again receiving no answer, he goes out to buy cigarettes. And he unwittingly finds out how the Greek cult, a secret Soviet experiment and Mount Parnassus, lost in a park on the outskirts of the city, are connected. Contains obscene language.