Imagine that someone from the other end of the Universe is knocking on your consciousness to convey a message. What's your first thought? Of course - “Crazy!” And consciousness began to walk through the levels from the attic to the very basement: it dived into the subconscious and the depths of the archetype, at the same time rushing into the densely populated cosmic distances. The body is just a hindrance, without it we are much freer. Freer? The prison is not outside, it is inside each of us. To be free, you need to see beyond your own nose, and this is oh, how difficult it is when you are part of the system, its cog; and to be happy, in the words of Stanislav Lem, “a person does not need cosmic distances, a person needs a person.” The hero of the novel, Vadim Racine, passes through the layers of space and subtle worlds and ends up in Megafar, the inner Universe inhabited by super-intelligent and super-powerful beings. And this is where the real adventures begin...