Erelim served in a monastery from childhood and tried to be submissive: having never known his parents, the boy was very devoted to the divine idea. Instead of family love, he got used to reading the Bible and chores. Because of this, Erlim’s knowledge of the world was very meager: the boy simply did not see the world outside his native temple. He saw only good in people and could not distinguish bad intentions from good ones. One day, the young man was sweeping the temple courtyard when he suddenly saw a new and strange guest. Erelim turned around excitedly, but none of the other monks were nearby - there were no people he could focus on. The young man smiled uncertainly at the stranger.