About the book: 2012 / They are different. They are the children of hostile nations. What do a battle-hardened warrior and a young intellectual have in common? They are people. And this is a lot in a world overrun by monsters. Siegfried, the last warrior of his people, comes to the enemy for help. To the Kremlin. He must save those who survived. And these are only women and children. The Kremlin cannot send a squad to help - the fortress is under constant siege. And only one person volunteers to help the former enemy. A book-seminarian, whose place is in the silence of the library, and not on the battlefield. What is this - help or ridicule? A burden instead of support? The warrior will have to accept such “help”. Together they go into the darkness of the unknown, into the greedy maw called Moscow. Without any hope of fulfilling their mission. And yet, do they have anything in common? Yes. Courage, honor, duty.