Alexandr Korol

some of these structures and buildings may be veiled, disguised as churches, perhaps even as cathedrals, or maybe just as palaces that aren’t even religious in nature but still perform the function of an antenna — or rather, serve as an element in this whole matrix. And in certain cities of the world there are such structures. But not all and not everywhere. And Saint Petersburg is just such a place — like the pyramids of the Maya, the pyramids of Egypt, like Angkor Wat — Saint Petersburg is the same thing. It’s just that no one understands or knows this now, but later it will also be discovered — in ruins, or underwater, or buried, or flooded — but it will be found. And then, future people will find it and be amazed: how could this be, who lived here, who ruled the whole world, how did they build such a city, how were they capable, how did they even do it? But the interesting part is this: it wasn’t gods in the flesh during the golden age who built the Egyptian pyramids, the Mayan pyramids, and Angkor Wat — it was other people who built them in advance. And then the gods in the flesh came to these already-prepared places, and that’s when the golden age began. And then something happened, like a split in reality. I explore this further in the next volumes of “Alternative History”: someone enters the golden age, and gods rule in that city — take Egypt, for example. They still rule there; they never left. And in Angkor Wat, in Cambodia, they never left either. It’s just that people start to speculate — scientists wonder why it was all abandoned, how such a massive complex like Angkor Wat, so uniquely constructed, could just be left behind. And they come up with different hypotheses — that there was no water, that something else happened. But again, if they were so unique, how could it all collapse afterward? It didn’t collapse — they’re still there, they just moved into the golden age, where they live in that complex, which is a different rhythm. In the old rhythm, it all appears destroyed. And in that old rhythm, we’re living in it now and finding all this, thinking they all perished. They didn’t perish. They actually transitioned into another reality, into another multiverse, so to speak — or whatever else one might call it. And also, in the previous question, someone asked — probably essentially the same thing as your question — about the theory I had, that maybe something could be built on the mountain to connect to Petersburg. Yes, I did have such thoughts, that maybe my mountain is located on some kind of meridian, a line, and that if I built a chapel on it, like an antenna, it could connect