The environment is made of atoms. Atoms can die or they can survive - in this sense they are almost like people. Yes, a banal, in general, unnecessary comparison, because man himself consists of these “invisibles.” Human society fights within itself, splits and destroys its own representatives. As a result of decay, others also suffer - this is how an atom gives birth to radiation, this is how a person produces vices, pain, death. And yet there is hope, at least that everything will pass... But the radioactive contamination - evil - has not yet dissipated; the squabbles and strife did not subside; people have not learned, if not to live in peace, then at least to coexist peacefully. Will they succeed? With us... Perhaps. And if not? Then, alas, one should not discard the gloomiest forecasts. In this triptych, the stories are united by an idea, but each of the stories is an independent work. It shows the world of the past, present and future, which, as we know, are interconnected. The first world is a field of eternal battle, where the soul lives with its only purpose - to fight... The second world is of death, there is not even a pernicious hope left... The third world is post-war, where the essence of war loses its meaning... It is in our power to prevent disintegration, because the exact science does not tolerate reservations. However, you can never be completely sure... but maybe doubt is our main good? Salvation?