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[Alexandr Korol]

– Listen, let me give you an answer — just think about it. You know who I am — this is what I told my friends — and you know who those guys are, and those families. So think about this: if you know who I am, and I didn’t choose Siberia, then maybe you shouldn’t be thinking about Siberia either?

And everyone says:

– Well, considering you really are guided by a higher force — maybe you’re right. – Exactly. You hear about some vacation spot through social media, through chats, through rumors, and you all rush off to that country, or that city, or you all start dressing the same. And now you, the same lost souls who copy everything, are telling me about Siberia — just because it’s trendy in your mainstream, in your lost society. If I didn’t have my own opinion, my own perspective, and my own Spirit, I’d probably fall for it too, just like you. But you see, I have my own guide. And you should ask yourselves why I didn’t choose Siberia. – And then I said – You know, if you look at the reputation of all the people heading there, who they are, what they stand for, and what they’ve done — maybe they’re all gathering there for some kind of Judgment Day.

Why not? That’s how it is. I truly made my choice under the influence of higher forces. And only afterward, just like you, I started to wonder — why? Why Karelia? What’s so special about it? And that will only be revealed in the next book. All of it will be unveiled soon, in one of the volumes of “Alternative History.”

Questions: On your land in Karelia, you discovered many anomalous places, various alien fragments, and new power spots. Tell us, please — at this moment, are you still continuing to study and unearth all of this? Or was it given to you only for that particular period of time, simply as a boost to your faith and a stimulus to keep going?

That’s exactly the point — the entire novel “Alternative History” essentially shows how a wise person and an unwise person perceive reality, and what distinguishes one from the other. In the first volume of “Alternative History,” there were quite a few examples of this. For instance, when I was mapping out