The final book of the cycle “My Name Is Zaratustra.” The prophet is still immersed in a virtual world in which he lives the lives of different people. The ruler of a tiny state of Angles, which in this reality was a source of guest workers, has decided to create nuclear weapons. The emperor, who was supposed to punish treason according to an ancient custom by destroying all the inhabitants, didn’t dare to do it. After all, the Era of High Humanism had arrived. Therefore, he simply wiped out industry and the army with missile strikes and closed the borders. Hundreds of armored vehicles destroyed anyone who tried to leave the country—except for small children. What happens in a country where at the same time the light, water, and money disappear and food is no longer sold? It becomes hell.