About the book: year / The planet Azira is located deep in the Frontier of the Commonwealth, in a star system unknown to anyone, visited by no one, except for one decrepit, old cargo 1st generation cart built before the great war with the Arachnes twice a year. The system itself is complete chaos. Solid asteroid molasses of stone crumble that began from a huge gas giant that rotated alone on the outskirts of the system. And only in the depths of this chaos was the yellow light of this war-torn system barely visible. This view presented itself upon exiting a hyper jump, frightening everyone who wanted to make money or profit from the collapse of a big war. And only three lucky ones, as they considered themselves, knew the secret and the exact map for jumping into this system. And in the interior of this stone cocoon there were three entire planets, the first from the luminary was not suitable for anything, the second was partially melted from orbital impacts, and the third was terrestrial in appearance and had its own small satellite, completely suitable for the life of intelligent beings, planet class A++ according to the catalog Commonwealth. But there is no life left on the planet. There were two small continents on the planet, comparable in size to our Australia, and a huge expanse of water. The climate is temperate tropics, since the continents were located on the same line along the equator of the planet and not far from each other. The first continent was low mountains, on the slopes of which there were not tall bushes and that’s all, nothing else grew, the second continent was the opposite of its neighbor, flat as a table and covered with forests, and the shores were covered with the finest ruby-colored sand, like this The area was specially created for resorts. Only this whole idyll with beaches of the highest quality was spoiled by the barracks, it’s unclear how they ended up here, and a huge area of ​​scorched forest littered with the remains of spaceships. This is where I woke up a year ago and 249 other lucky people like me.