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[Alexandr Korol]

So that was another secret. Why was I told this? I didn’t check it myself. I didn’t see the amphorae. But that’s what they said. Not just some random guys, but serious people. Now, imagine, in one day, all of this comes together. I thought, “This is strange. Why is this happening?” Then I started thinking, why are there so many angels on the facades of buildings in St. Petersburg, more than in any other city in the world? That’s one thing, but also, why are there so many ancient Greek gods depicted in all the parks? St. Petersburg doesn’t look like any other city in Russia. It’s as if it’s been added, but it feels like it’s completely different, like it has its own unique essence. You know, when a person is different from another person, a city from another city, it’s always time, physically time. It’s different, but it exists — this time. And it’s either the future, the past, or the present. This city, St. Petersburg, is from another time. Unlike all the other Russian cities, where there are small white churches with onion domes, we don’t have gothic cathedrals like the ones in St. Petersburg. There were many such signs. Then there was another sign — the original iconostasis that stood in the Hermitage, where the tsars prayed, disappeared, and now it’s not the original one. But then, again, the system showed me where the original is and that it’s located in a church on Vasilievsky Island. There’s a church on a promenade street, like when you exit from the “Vasileostrovskaya” metro station and immediately turn right, there’s a pedestrian street with little restaurants, and at the end of the street, there are two little churches. In one of them, as the spirits “sang” to me, this iconostasis, which was originally for the tsars, stood in the Hermitage. Then I started seeing cathedrals, churches, and palaces and knew that the entrance to one palace was through the neighboring house, that underground there’s a tunnel, and you can enter the church or cathedral through that house and exit. All this hidden knowledge, as I used to joke when it all happened to me in 2010, I said, “These are all the secrets the masons gave me.” Of course, I don’t say that now, and I feel embarrassed even to utter that word, but at the time, I was young — 20 years old. So, back then, the “masons” gave me all these secrets: where things were stored, where things were hidden, how things worked. And I understood it then, and at that time, Big Alexander also told me a lot about it: that cities were built differently before, and around St. Petersburg, all the cities were constructed in rings, like rings within rings. That’s how cities were built in ancient times.