He had several months to live. But a happy chance allowed us to find a new, eventful life. Yes, in the Middle Ages, but what a difference it makes. Moreover, if everything turns out so that you do not have to get bored. He experienced what it was like to walk along the path "from the Varangians to the Greeks." I saw the brilliance and poverty of Constantinople. Passed through the mud, blood and stench of battles. Almost destroyed the Seljuk state. He was the favorite of the future emperor and the lover of his sister. And fate is ready to give him new joys and trials that will not allow blood to stagnate. But at some point, there is a realization of responsibility for the people who trusted him and that he will not be able to protect them on the territory of the Byzantine Empire. And then comes the realization that it is time to return to Russia. It's restless there, too. The principalities are now and then shaken by civil strife. But you can get on the sidelines of these conflicts. If it works out, of course.