“Black Moth” was the name of the bandit hiding her face under a veil. Almost no one saw her eyes, but everyone knew about her. She was hunted by security officers and feared to death by those who came under her influence. An unprincipled and ruthless woman easily subjugated people and manipulated them, doing evil and lawlessness for the sake of profit. According to rumors, she was a former anarchist and actively helped those who suffered at the hands of the Bolsheviks, but, tired of fighting for an uncertain future, she opened an entertainment establishment called “Black Eyes” under the flag of the revolution. The elite tavern was visited by the rich, who paid huge sums of money for the pleasure of being called regular customers, but for many of the men, the evenings spent in the company of “dark-eyed” girls became the last in their lives - they were robbed and killed. It would seem that an untouchable and powerful woman is the owner of the establishment — is invulnerable until a rumor leaks to the public that she has a descendant, who is immediately dubbed the “Black Moth Larva.” It is he who opens the door to the past, which is terrifying: the fragile lady, who at first glance is a victim of the revolution, is not at all who she claims to be.