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[Alexandr Korol]

just to give you a short preview — and he tells me that I am the heir of a pharaoh. And the Mystic-Old-Man is an oracle from Ancient Egypt, while Big Alexander is a pharaoh. Such are the mysteries. And you see how the information continues to load — more details appear in the fifth volume, though it hasn’t yet been fully deciphered which pharaoh, why, or how. But you see, Egypt is being revealed. And if we quickly recall, in the fourth volume, I come to know the three worlds — I will, of course, describe this in detail later. The third world is the underworld, and when I enter the fourth world, the otherworld — it is the afterlife, life after death. And what is my immediate association with this? Ancient Egypt, which was always preparing for this and gave it immense importance — they knew something. They had the Sun God, and they had the God of the Underworld. And a very clear analogy can be drawn with other ancient mythologies, with other ancient mythological narratives, and everything begins to align. What else is interesting? How does Egypt manifest itself even in the first volume? Though seemingly on the surface, it is still not without reason. Because when I buy a dacha in Karelia, I start feeling very strange, as if in the myst— just like in consecrated temples. I begin to feel this presence in the middle of the forest, as if the place is charged. I feel it, and that’s it. And I don’t understand — how can this be? I take two steps back, and it disappears. I take two steps forward, and I feel it again. What is this? I call Big Alexander, and what does he say to me? “Considering who you are, why don’t you take a closer look—be curious, check on which meridian the Giza pyramid is located. And see if your Karelia and these pyramids are on the same line.” And I tell him, “The energy in the forest is unusual—not like in the temples of St. Petersburg, but more like the energy from my Egyptian King Tut ring.” And he replies, “Well, of course, that’s how it should be. Look it up.” So I check — and indeed, everything aligns. And then he tells me things that, at the time, I had no explanation for. He says, “This is the navel of the Earth, this place. Creation began here. It is the most ancient place — older than everything, older than anything.” But there’s nothing there — just a forest, nothing but forest. And even then, he brings up Egypt again, and I start to understand that maybe those who ruled in ancient Egypt, if they were initiates, knew that they would be able to return one day. And maybe that’s why they arranged all these storages, as I would call them in modern terms — the tombs, where they stockpiled everything for the future, so they could return