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The contusion received during the war with the Russian occupiers brought with it not only wild pain. Orpheus - that's what Slavko Baida was called by his brothers - was constantly haunted by strange dreams in which he saw himself as the son of the headman Vasylko, loved a young girl named Kateryna and was the keeper of the Silver Spring, which gave people strength and immortality. After spending the night at the grave of his parents, who died under the debris of a Russian rocket, Orpheus unexpectedly moved to a snowy forest many kilometers from his native village to reacquaint himself with his parents from the past life, priest Hermogen-Ferapont, forester Kvitnevych and his wife.
