Creating my “Terminator” and making my “Russian version”, I tried to harmonize it (“Terminator”) with the original versions of its Western creators and their first analogues. Don't judge too harshly. This is just a trial attempt to create something more original and more related to this cybernetic duology. It's a very tempting topic. In general, I just wanted it that way, and I tried it, making my own adjustments, giving my work a Russian flavor. I tried to inject a little soul into my “Terminator” and show this plot a little differently, not quite in their own way, in a cowboy way. More animated, perhaps. With what is more inherent and characteristic of the Russian people than the Western Yankees. This idea was born long before when I created the characteristics of the Skynet Mega Computer itself and its machines. Somehow I got into this business on my own accord and felt a writer’s streak in me. If anyone has read my excerpts on films and the theme of Skynet robots, then they will understand what I mean. I think in this process of description I was able to analyze more deeply and look somewhat differently and even deeper into the inside of the supermachine and its capabilities. I was able to see the human world through her eyes. Create a super machine that can do more than just be a Mega Computer. It is much more profound to touch upon the merging of two worlds. The world of machines and the world of man. And not only from the technical side. This is where the idea of writing my own “Terminator” was born. The idea was the series: “Terminator. The Sarah Connor Chronicles." It was this series that prompted this idea. I also just fantasized, and, being just an amateur writer and not a professional, I do not demand a more strict attitude towards my writing. God forbid I try to compare with professionals. It would be completely stupid. Just read it and that’s it, maybe someone will like the novel and its first part.