Onynikos. Mother P.

Druss is the last remaining man in Linvengre, a city where two races live, completely dissimilar to people. Druiss’s brother died due to a strange physical phenomenon, and soon Druss finds that it can lead to the destruction of the city itself and the death of everyone who lives in it. Trying to stop the disaster, he goes on an amazing journey along an endless series of the beautiful, then monstrous worlds, in which you can hardly remain himself. And on Earth, different people, unfamiliar with each other, meet with mysterious and sinister artifacts older than mankind itself, radically changing everything around themselves. And all this is interconnected, and each reality affects the rest.

This is a novel-labyrinth, a mystery novel. It is woven from many microistories, from hundreds of details that come to one large plot. Each detail is important here, an incredible number of diverse, not similar worlds, peoples, legends and performances, and each sentence can become the key to understanding the bizarre multidimensional space, in which fantasy and horror, alternative reality and fantasy, can become an incredible number of different. "New strange" and surrealism. This is the "onycking", a book like which you have not yet met.