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“Interesting,” said Ostermann finishing his quite earthly tea when the writer had finished his short synopsis of the brochure. “I wouldn’t be surprised if I saw Andrian Yevtikheyev’s book on sale one day: “The real story behind the hairy man”.”
“Even if it has never been written,” Swidersky chimed in, and they both laughed.
“They could have built paradise here, but they’ve built a state on the matrix of earthly ones, with administrative departments,” the professor went on. “And they are colonising new areas and even constructing houses underground! Even though they don’t need houses.”
“You don’t understand. Houses have deep symbolic significance. Take the House of Culture for example. Somehow culture never took up residence there, but it could have. Culture exists in a parallel worl
