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[Alexandr Korol]

So, as I understand it, there are two options: either this is some kind of hint from the system that time is about to run out – because, you know, when signs appear, I’ve always told you that if you have a dream or suddenly see something, the first thing you need to do is catch your initial thought about it. The first association is the correct one because once you start thinking, it turns into complete nonsense. Thinking brings a bunch of false interpretations. My first association was that time is running out because an hourglass is finite. Any other clock keeps running for a long time, continuously, but an hourglass is not a permanent clock – it is always a symbol of time slipping away, as if it’s coming to an end. Maybe this is a hint, a sign of something, either that I need to hurry or just a warning about something – I don’t know. This is my first approach to deciphering it. The second approach I took was, of course, opening Wikipedia, because I read and wait for the system to highlight something for me, to grab my attention. There wasn’t much information there, but naturally, the most truthful information is where hourglasses appear in mythology. And I see that for Morpheus, it is one of his symbols – some painting even depicts him holding an hourglass. Alright, Morpheus – dreams, sleep, the god of dreams. So I arrived at Morpheus, and maybe that was the whole point. Maybe I am now supposed to read about who Morpheus is and fully understand which gods exist in the realm of dreams, this entire dimension of dreams. Because it specifically says that Morpheus is responsible for the dreams of kings, main characters – he always controls their dreams. And that there are two kinds of dreams: true prophetic dreams and false dreams. And if I think about it – if my fifth volume is about something beyond, then we don’t really know what dreams are. Naturally, everyone associates them with some kind of parallel reality, or as if we are living somewhere else while dreaming. And as I have always written, when a person dies, if they haven’t become a God, then they essentially just fall asleep. So maybe this is the next piece of information – that now I need to unravel everything about dreams. Can you imagine how interesting that is? I don’t even know what will be in the fifth volume. And that’s what’s so mesmerizing about it – because everything else, everything that came before, felt obvious. I had been writing about it all my life, since childhood, wanting to unravel it, seeing that it was something familiar, seeing that it was all meant to align. But what’s being revealed now in the fifth volume is something entirely new for me –