The Pocket Wizard

The would-be wizard Slava accidentally creates a small golem. It crawls into the guy’s ear and, under threat of death, demands that he stage a revolution in the name of his oppressed people. First, the golem orders Slava to steal magical clay in order to sculpt new little people. But the game is much more serious than you can imagine. Why do they help Slava and tell him to go with the flow? Why does the wizard end up in a parallel world and find his alternative version? And most importantly—what does a sword-thingamajig have to do with it?