Hostage

9 hrs. 49 min.

Language Russian

Author Dmitry Chaika

Narrator Timofey Vitin

The novel takes place several centuries after the events described in the previous book. The world has changed beyond recognition. New peoples and countries have appeared, and many other peoples have vanished altogether.

Brenn, a young hostage of the King of Kings, studies at school and university. The Empire—here called by its Greek name Autokratoria—tries to raise young barbarians in the spirit of loyalty…

This mini-cycle of three books is written in order to provide answers to many questions. For example: what happened to this or that hero? Or: in what direction did Aeneas’s empire develop after his death? What problems did it face? How did it overcome them? What new branching points in history were born as a result? What opportunities arose for other peoples? Isn’t all of this interesting? I find it interesting, so I’m writing. Brenn himself and his adventures serve exactly this purpose. It’s necessary to show the creation of an entirely new reality as a result of the butterfly-effect dance in the distant past.

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