The Sultan, one of the successful businessmen of the Moscow region, came closer to personal immortality than anyone else in his circle. He became a Taoist, which means, a few steps away from merging his own physical body with his own yang spirit, he built a comfortable nuclear shelter in the forests near Zelenodolsk, equipped with an autonomous nuclear power plant. The coronavirus epidemic forced him to spend a vacation on the lands of his uncle, the forester. Diyu-peri, one of the sacred figures of Tatar mythology, intervenes in his plans for another pleasant revision of the atomic shelter. She demands to stop the nuclear power plant, otherwise a tragic ending is inevitable - the destruction of the shelter by a missile from a strategic enemy. The Sultan, in exchange for her promise to place all the underground treasures in the area at his disposal, stops the nuclear reactor. Will the Sultan receive the treasures? Will diyu-peri's prediction about the Sultan's transformation into a rat come true? Or maybe you can change fate? The answers to these and other questions are in the story "Point".