Term Paper on Swamp Inhabitants

Even if you’re offered a job in the Emerald City right away—at the palace, and strictly according to your specialty. Because nobody knows what rules and morals they have there, especially when around you there are nothing but nagas, intelligent spiders, metamorphs of the nior type, ghosts, and all sorts of other astonishing characters. There are rumors that, among other rare beasts, they brew decoctions from stylish—sten—creatures, and that the last of the human women spend their days in zoos. So you can’t help but wonder: won’t some sweet psychologist with an unfinished higher education end up on somebody’s breakfast menu?

And yet, it’s precisely such a psychologist—Yulia Aristova—who faces an almost impossible mission: to turn the local lumpy, scaly, and tailed ladies into real beauties—or at least raise their self-esteem so they don’t feel shy in front of an elven delegation. And at the same time, Yulia will have to deal with two extremely influential clients who suddenly decide that they can’t do without the help of a specialist: an elf—the Master of the Copper Mountain—and a kikimora, the granddaughter (grandson) of a goddess, the chief adviser and the heir of the ruler of Goodwin.