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The novel is like a barbed wire, connecting several stories. It leads out of the dark labyrinth created by the question: «Everything — why?» Among the lines scattered in time, there is an art project that makes you make an odyssey from the Roma camps to the Chernobyl zone and the depths of memory, resentment, and forgiveness. It also includes the appearance of a strange light in the Carpathians, which makes all the milk sour and creates a sense of apocalypse. There is also the conversation with Makhno about unripe walnuts, and its continuation near the ruins of the industrial zone in Lysychansk. It is also a love story that stretches to Paris and Eastern Europe - from revolutionary Kyiv to the steppes filled with fire, will and death. Some of the characters make it almost to the end, when a current runs through the wire and throws them back into the primordial chaos. However, there are also those who find their insight, from which a new world emerges. The reader may find themselves with the former or the latter.