The Wanderer. Deceitful Legends
14 hrs. 34 min.
Language
Russian
Author
Anastasia Knyaz
Author
Anastasia Knyaz
Narrator
Roman Grishanin
Narrator
Roman Grishanin
Description
The second book in a series reimagined through dark interpretations of Slavic myths.
The reader will face gripping and frightening events in a world inhabited by ominous mythological creatures, where beliefs and customs intertwine with horror.
The work explores the depths of human psychology and terrifying actions that sometimes surpass even mythical monsters in sheer scariness.
Three hundred years have passed since the Black Sun—and the world has changed forever. Unclean forces continue to run the land: mermaids, werewolves, devils, and forest spirits—all of them have become monsters, though once they were people. All it takes is to yield to one’s vices and dark desires, and you might turn into one of them.
The Skitalets is a cursed wanderer who kills its own kind. People turn to him for help, while the rich promise rewards for fulfilling their whims. Legends of miracles lure you in, but the Skitalets knows that not all of them correspond to the truth.
So, traveler, be careful no matter what stories they tell you—about a fern blooming on Kupala night, about fiery-bird feathers with healing power, or about the beautiful Aryś-pole woman from the endless steppes—these tales may be deceptive.
The reader will face gripping and frightening events in a world inhabited by ominous mythological creatures, where beliefs and customs intertwine with horror.
The work explores the depths of human psychology and terrifying actions that sometimes surpass even mythical monsters in sheer scariness.
Three hundred years have passed since the Black Sun—and the world has changed forever. Unclean forces continue to run the land: mermaids, werewolves, devils, and forest spirits—all of them have become monsters, though once they were people. All it takes is to yield to one’s vices and dark desires, and you might turn into one of them.
The Skitalets is a cursed wanderer who kills its own kind. People turn to him for help, while the rich promise rewards for fulfilling their whims. Legends of miracles lure you in, but the Skitalets knows that not all of them correspond to the truth.
So, traveler, be careful no matter what stories they tell you—about a fern blooming on Kupala night, about fiery-bird feathers with healing power, or about the beautiful Aryś-pole woman from the endless steppes—these tales may be deceptive.
