“The Legend of Uraulf, or Three Parts of White” by Marina Aromshtam is an exciting and deeply meaningful fantasy that can rightfully be considered ecological.” Elk Island is in danger. The Macabreds, a tribe of cannibals living in the middle mountains, are going to war against the country; and here and there dead baldheads appear, and their offspring - baldhead dogs - begin to hunt people. But aren’t the islanders themselves, the inhabitants of Elk Island, to blame for what happened? weren’t they the ones who pursued the Gorins, and that’s why they opened the gates to the Macabreds? weren’t they the ones who cut down the Forest and shot the moose, weakening the defenses of their country? Now they will have to call upon Uraulf, a representative of the Keireks, the mythical northern people. It is he, the “Windspeaker,” who will lead the troops. But on Elk Island, Uraulf also has enemies - a free brotherhood of hunters. To fight him, they choose a strange weapon - his ability to love. And as a result, the world is on the verge of disaster...