About the book: 2008 / Knights - free hunters, skilled warriors of the Road - ride along the roads of Badeland. They worship their biker ancestors, they have their own Code, their own rules and laws, each has their own totem. Each of them strives to collect as many keys as possible from the motorcycles of defeated opponents. Motorcycles can only be refueled and repaired in Temples - sanctuaries of priest-technicians. Knights they fight with each other, each for himself, and never take part in wars. There are ordinary soldiers for this. When Badeland is invaded by Bornian tribes, it seems that a large royal army will easily drive out the invaders. But fighting on the side of the enemies are the knights of Bornia, who exchanged the freedom of the Road for the service of King Bistius. The soldiers of Badeland cannot resist the knights and suffer defeat after defeat. The usual order of things is disrupted, the Bornians destroy the inviolable Temples of the techies, hoping to learn the secrets of the priests and repair motorcycles and produce gasoline themselves. For the young knight Shura, the meaning of life is to cross a spear with the best of the road warriors, Red Wolf, mother's killer. Will he be able to stand shoulder to shoulder with his enemy and unite the free hunters to fight the enemy??