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Zygmund escapes his hometown, lost in the pampas of Poltava, whether in search of himself or just to get away from the stinking gooseberries. Behind the scenes of a large Kyiv library, he meets and befriends a former footballer, a Tottenham fan, and a fragile art critic who likes to wander around the industrial zone of Rybalsky Island. Next, the hero will take an unexpected flight to the Balkans in the hope of meeting a girl he knows only through emails. Sigmund's existence seems to continue in two dimensions: a colourful map of meeting places is gradually filled in, to which he reacts with sardonic humour, while the search for traces of Grigory Skovoroda continues. When a full-scale war breaks out, this search turns from a work assignment into a point of reference. The two worlds slowly intertwine, and the characters seem to finally realise what they call home.