Safety rules are written for a reason. Over forty years of work experience, I learned this well. But one young fool forgot the simple rule that you can’t turn on a switch that you didn’t turn off. And instead of a regular working day, I got an electric shock, after which I found myself not in a hospital, but in a compartment Soviet train fifty-two years ago. And it seems that it is taking me to some wilderness, and even for a destination that cannot be refused.