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He was tried for seven days, tried "for perverse and outrageous interpretations of the Holy Scriptures and for encroaching on the peace of his subjects". After the first trial, Catherine II sent him to a monastery near Arkhangelsk as a simple monk. The second time, he was put on trial as a political criminal ("worthy of torture and deprivation of life"), and the same tsarina ordered him to be walled up in the casemates of the Revel fortress, a great preacher of the Church's right to be free from state interference.

"Mirage Hunters" is a somewhat bizarre book about the fact that even the executioner's axe cannot overcome human dignity. The axe will be scratched and rusted away, but the word of Danylo Bratkovsky is not subject to rust or decay forever. It is also a novel about love and dignity, which are worth defending with arms in hand.