Materia Prima. Adept"s trilogy (set of three books)

The adherent of Warsaw was beginning of the 20th century. The enclave appeared in the city, inhabited by demons of gloomy legends, is surrounded by a wall of silver rods. The houses there acquired unusual properties, and the streets are changing directions. Similar formations arose in Moscow and St. Petersburg. Only royal patrols and licensed alchemists in search of ingredients for experimental potions can enter. The Polish alchemist Olaf Rudnitsky, together with the officer of the elite royal guard, stand in the way of mortal danger. Meanwhile, war is approaching. Magic fights, experimental medicines and growing stress at the place of breakthrough of the other world lead to the final, which no one expected. The Governor of Warsaw under the German occupation is the First World War. The Russian army pushed far to the east is preparing for counter -access, and Rudnitsky receives an offer from the Germans, which he cannot refuse. Avoiding intervention in politics, the alchemist involuntarily involves the game in which life is put on the map and even more. Meanwhile, creatures who wear the fallen angels appear in the enclaves. The roads of Rudnitsky and Samarin intersect again, but this time each of them fights under another flag. The shadow of the Warsaw Republic is trying to maintain neutrality, balancing between the two powers: Germany and Russia. However, the young republic has more and more problems. Direct messengers of the damned appear in the enclaves, and the word of power that gave the Poles the victory is already known to all aspects of the conflict. Count Samarin and Baron Rudnitsky are drawn into the whirlpool of political and secular intrigues, and this is not the only and not even the biggest danger. Someone vowed to kill them. And all people like them. In addition, in Berlin and in St. Petersburg, the conviction is growing that it is time to attack. The Polish army is preparing for the final confrontation, but the command understands that no strategy will defeat the enemy having a twenty -fold numerical superiority. Only time will tell who will die and who will survive ...


The kit consists of three books of Adam Pshekhta from the cycle “Materia Prima”: “Adept”, “Governor”, ​​“Shadow”. The trilogy Materia Prima Adept Warsaw of the early 20th century. The enclave appeared in the city, inhabited by demons of gloomy legends, is surrounded by a wall of silver rods. The houses there acquired unusual properties, and the streets are changing directions. Similar formations arose in Moscow and St. Petersburg. Only royal patrols and licensed alchemists in search of ingredients for experimental potions can enter. The Polish alchemist Olaf Rudnitsky, together with the officer of the elite royal guard, stand in the way of mortal danger. Meanwhile, war is approaching. Magic fights, experimental medicines and growing stress at the place of breakthrough of the other world lead to the final, which no one expected. “Governor” Warsaw under the German occupation, the First World War is underway. The Russian army pushed far to the east is preparing for counter -access, and Rudnitsky receives an offer from the Germans, which he cannot refuse. Avoiding intervention in politics, the alchemist involuntarily involves the game in which life is put on the map and even more. Meanwhile, creatures who wear the fallen angels appear in the enclaves. The roads of Rudnitsky and Samarin intersect again, but this time each of them fights under another flag. The “shadow” of the Warsaw Republic is trying to maintain neutrality, balancing between the two powers: Germany and Russia. However, the young republic has more and more problems. Direct messengers of the damned appear in the enclaves, and the word of power that gave the Poles the victory is already known to all aspects of the conflict. Count Samarin and Baron Rudnitsky are drawn into the whirlpool of political and secular intrigues, and this is not the only and not even the biggest danger. Someone vowed to kill them. And all people like them. In addition, in Berlin and in St. Petersburg, the conviction is growing that it is time to attack. The Polish army is preparing for the final confrontation, but the command understands that no strategy will defeat the enemy having a twenty -fold numerical superiority. Only time will tell who will die and who will survive