The action takes place in our time, in a world very similar to Earth. So, at least, it seems to the hero at first glance. A twin world, a world that kindly welcomes those who are sick of their native planet with all its bureaucrats, thieves of all stripes and breeds, corrupt deputies and other trash. Instantaneous movement is also possible in the case when a person with certain psychophysical parameters is directly in mortal danger. This is precisely how the two largest waves of emigration took place in their time. The first wave - during the Great October Revolution, the second - during the Great Patriotic War. Thanks to them, these waves, a new state was formed on one of the continents - the Soviet Empire of the Reich, in which, in an incomprehensible way, in order to survive, three seemingly completely alien ideologies were intertwined: socialism, tsarism and fascism. The main character has a lot, too much to go through in this contradictory world scarred by the ongoing war. For what purpose does Volodar the All-Merciful Life-Giver himself, having appeared on Earth in the form of an old man who has fallen into insanity, forcibly move a seemingly ordinary, unremarkable mediocre entrepreneur into his possessions, whose side Stepan will ultimately choose: the imperials or the original inhabitants of the continent, Sirtei, who turned out to be the direct ancestors of the ancient Slavs, you are about to learn from the novel “Displaced.”