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The great war, like a giant anaconda, is approaching slowly and silently. Evangelical pastor, military chaplain and father of many children, Hryhoriy Motuz, feels its sickening breath like no other. Few believe that Russia will dare to attack. However, their illusions are shattered the moment the first Russian shells and mines kill the first people and within days, Mary's town turns into a cemetery.

Russian troops surround Mariupol, so the pastor evacuates his family, the families of parishioners and soldiers, and the orphanage. His volunteer chaplaincy battalion works in grey zones along the front line, and his sons fight and save people alongside their father . Chained to the floor in a Stolypin carriage, he recalls his own life: his childhood, his service in the Soviet army, his fight against the drug mafia for homeless teenagers, his search for his roots and the truth in the haze of Russian propaganda...

In fact, this war - between Light and Darkness, between the civilisation of life and the civilisation of death - has been going on for much longer than 400 years. And the time has come for the final episode.