Our hero Timofey Vasilyevich Alenin-Zeysky, whose body fifteen years ago was hit by the matrix or soul of a special forces officer with vast combat experience, has achieved a lot over the years. He was a shepherd Cossack in the village of Chernyaev of the Amur Cossack Army, and now he is a lieutenant colonel of the General Staff, an adjutant wing and head of the Analytical Center under the Russian Emperor. For three weeks now, the Russo-Japanese war has been going on, which began on August 16, one thousand nine hundred and three years. We won three naval battles, gaining a significant advantage in the naval theater of operations, but with a high probability it is expected that Britain and the USA will intervene in the fighting on the side of the Japanese Empire. The Russian Empire has three allied treaties: with Germany, France and China. What can she expect from these allies? Will World War I start eleven years earlier? Will Russia have enough strength to withstand such a situation?