Abduction | SPOILER 12 EPISODES | Sergey, Dania, Kirill

The finale hits the characters with a wave of tension. Dania is taken to a mental hospital, and Sergey withdraws into himself and distances himself from his school friends. Psychics and a psychologist puzzle over his fate, while Kiril and Dania hide underground, evading pursuit.
On the run, Kirill confesses: they've known each other for a long time—they met in the astral plane. He calls Dania Darius and reveals the truth: he was the "chosen" researcher who changed the course of history. This is a blow for Dania: he remembered only fragments, and now he sees a different version of his life. Dania doesn't believe it: before the accident, he considered himself ordinary. Kirill adds more mysteries: Dania's parents are "more alive than anyone else." Demyan clutches his head, tormented by pain. The heroes decide not to stop: the truth about his grandmother, the erased memories, and the psychics' plans lie ahead. Meanwhile, Sergei's world is crumbling: first, a quarrel with a team member eager to take his place, then a scandal with his father. His father calls Dania crazy and angrily tears up the book Sergei needs: they tried to find Dania by the energy trail in it, but there were too many traces—the search failed.
Later, Sergei finds Dania next to Kirill. In a burst of hope, he shouts out, " Dania!" And then his expression changes. "Get away from him, quickly! He's dangerous!" He glares at Kirill. "Hey, you, shadow or whatever your name is, don't think you can fool anyone. Dania, come here! He's not your friend. " Kirill smirks. "Are you a friend? " Sergei exhales indignantly. "Me?!"
Sergey's friends run into the hallway: "Seryi, have you found the nuthouse? "The psychics follow: "Don't touch the blond one, we can't handle him. We'll try to get the red one if we can. "Sergey rushes to Dana, but the psychics grab him and throw him back, preventing him from helping his friend.

Sergei is protected by the spirits of Amurgrad—they grant him fortitude and partially shield him from magic and alien technology. He received these gifts when he brings offerings to the Amur petroglyphs, asking for a blessing before his journey. After this, he begins to withstand paranormal influences more easily, and his determination and physical endurance seem almost superhuman.
What powers does he get?
Resistance to paranormal influences. Sergei tolerates the influence of alien technology and alien magic more easily: for example, he doesn't lose consciousness from impulses that would knock others unconscious.
Increased stamina and endurance. In critical moments, he seems to gain a "second wind": he lasts longer in combat, recovers more quickly from blows, and doesn't panic.
An intuitive sense of threat. He begins to notice subtle signs of danger—strange distortions in the air, unnatural shadows, "silence" where there should be sound. This isn't full-fledged foresight, but it helps him react in time.
A spiritual connection to the place. His connection to Amurgrad makes him less vulnerable in his hometown: on his home soil, his defenses are stronger than when he's far from home.
What does it look like visually?
A faint shimmer around the silhouette. Whenever someone attempts to influence Sergei with magic or technomagic, a barely noticeable golden-amber glow appears around him—as if the air nearby is gently trembling. It's not bright, more like a haze over hot asphalt, and is visible only in the dark or under extreme lighting contrasts.
Shadows "flowing" around him. When a paranormal effect (such as spatial distortion) is triggered nearby, the shadows don't fall on Sergei as usual, but rather seem to flow around his figure, emphasizing that he's outside the direct line of influence.
The eyes flash a warm blue for a split second. This occurs when there's a strong threat—an instant defensive reaction. In everyday life, the eyes remain the same color.