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In reality, Rurek strongly doubted the uniqueness of Zmeich. There were probably a dozen more brave little snakes crawling around the antrium. And some of them were probably even worse...
– That's true, – Zmeich's strangler nodded at Rizz. – I see you like stories, Klusia. Will you tell me one? About the surface.
Rizz is not a very good educator... and that's not surprising: his father is never home.
- Clever! - Klusia happily raises her hands and begins to tell the story. - Long, long ago, in a faraway, faraway, and very green plain in the middle of black sheep, lived Mr. White Sheep. Mr. White Sheep was not like everyone else - nothing worked out for him in life, he couldn't make friends with anyone. Mr. White Sheep was always sad. Always, except at night, because at night the stars appear in the sky, and among the stars there is the one he loved - bright and shining! Every day was full of sadness for him, but every night he talked to his favorite star - it didn't answer him, but Mr. White Sheep still felt better after talking to it. These conversations were the only joy in his life, and one day, a star descended from the sky on a cloudy staircase and finally answered Mr. Sheep, and since then they lived together happily ever after!