In a post-nuclear war world, the life of a “headhunter”—a hired security guard and bounty hunter—is difficult and dangerous, and death is cruel and often painful. Escorting merchant caravans, hunting gangs of robbers and murderers from the Wasteland, and searching for fugitive criminals is a lucrative business, but deadly risky. What about the goals? They simply don't exist. You earn money so you have enough to eat and buy more ammunition, eat so you have the strength to earn money. Vicious circle. But everything changes when the Goal appears. That's right, with a capital letter. Besides, what does a bounty hunter have to lose? Life? But former SOBR major Alexander Tatarinov, nicknamed Frant, has already been walking under death every day for eight years. Why not take a risk for a cause that is really worth it?..