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[Alexandr Korol]

Some will be observers, some will suffer, and for others, things will be even worse. These are simply different angles of the same event. Everyone will experience it in their own way, and it will unfold differently for each person. This is another thing I am decoding in the book.
I also draw an interesting analogy in the book about how I exist in different multiverses, and when I make certain shifts, the same thing can happen to you. Imagine that there is a version of me in the future and another version of me in the past, and beyond that, I exist in different multiverses. Now, imagine that when I switch, I can essentially allow a version of myself from the future to enter here — that’s how time travel works. In other words, I am here, but the one giving you this information right now is not the “me” of this 21st- century timeline before 2024. It is my consciousness from the future that has returned to this body and is writing these books. That’s how it works. Scientists and futurists will love this concept later. Filmmakers, screenwriters — they will find it fascinating for movies.
Then comes an entirely separate part, one that I am still working on to this day. It is also part of the fifth volume, but it is something completely different. After all these revelations, the system highlights an image for me — one depicting a man in a chariot with four horses. I don’t understand why it captures my attention. If I’m not mistaken, I was simply looking for an ancient image, as I often do while deciphering things. I always check to see if something I am uncovering was already depicted in ancient times. That’s my approach — I work in reverse. Then I show this image to Big Alexander, and he tells me, “Yes, you must understand this. You must become this figure, and you must come to know these four horses. You must ride each one and gallop on every single one.” So I continue searching for similar images, and it turns out that this is the Sun God. And this Sun God, as I begin to see, is the fifth god, riding four horses. I start to realize that these four horses represent four gods — four spirits — that are governed by this main god. It turns out there is the God of the Sky, the God of the Earth, the God of the Underworld, and the God of the Afterlife—in other words, the God of Death. And also, don’t confuse them — the God of Death is not the same as the God of the Underworld; they are different. So, it turns out there are these four gods, but then there is also some kind of fifth God. And of course, I want to become the main one — or rather, I just want to solve everything.