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Secondly, the title of the book suggests what historical events are at its heart. The Scythian-Persian war is not only taught at school. Its lessons are also taught to cadets in military schools. But that information is dry and focused. You have the opportunity to listen to the story of your contemporary Myshko, who travelled to that time and place. Moreover, Myshko was friends with Xerxes, the son of Darius the First. Myshko is an extremely inquisitive boy. He also noticed the writing systems of the Scythians and Persians. Don't you want to know what they wrote on, because paper was not yet invented. However, you know about the Scythians' object letter in the form of a dead mouse, a frog, a bird and arrows. But this is a primitive way of transmitting information. They also wrote in those days with signs. But what kind of signs?

For curious readers from the age of 12 who are in love with the history of their native land.