Stalin is dying, but the authorities still need Messing. After the Twentieth Congress, Khrushchev is preparing to remove the leader’s body from the mausoleum, but, fearing popular unrest, causes a psychic to himself and asks him to make a correct prediction for the Soviet people. True to his gift, Messing refuses to go on forgery. In response, Khrushchev forbids him to speak in large cities. Messing comes the days of poverty and oblivion. In addition to all other adversities, Hades is seriously ill.
