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[Alexandr Korol]

fourth volume and published it. But later, after I had published it, I explained further in the sixth volume that in that underworld, there are police officers, judges, that the underworld is actually not hell, and that Baphomet is not Satan. You see? But I didn’t clarify that yet in the fourth volume. Which means I misinformed people, and that’s why the system is striking back at me. You understand? And if everything is aligning like this now, then maybe tomorrow I will print out the fourth volume, read the ending from the very beginning in the morning, and then just rewrite it. I’ll just add about five pages to the end, roughly speaking. And then pass it on to the narrator. That’s the situation I have right now. Well, at least the system managed to reach me, at least this Spirit... At least this way there will be no more emergencies right now. I need to urgently fix this mistake.

The call on January 23, meaning right now.

Conversation with the Mystic-Old-Man

Alexandr: Hello.
Mystic-Old-Man: Yes, hello.
Alexandr: Do you remember I once called you and asked if you had ever spoken to or encountered Satan? And you said you wouldn’t want the same thing to happen, and you mentioned the last name of some character from a book or a literary work, right?
Mystic-Old-Man: That was Korovyev.
Alexandr: And who is Korovyev?
Mystic-Old-Man: Korovyev is a character from “The Master and Margarita”, who was in the company of Satan along with Azazello and the cat Behemoth. Alexandr: Ah! The one in the cap in the movie?
Mystic-Old-Man: Yes, yes.
Alexandr: And what happened to him?
Mystic-Old-Man: Well, basically, he was making jokes about everything. And as a result, he got stuck in it. So that’s kind of the point here.
Alexandr: I have a very interesting question. I was working on my book at the time and had just reached the chapter where I was writing about the underworld and who Baphomet is. I was in a big rush because my birthday was coming up soon, and I quickly published everything, without reading, rereading,