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Boris, hiding from law enforcement with a suitcase of other people's money, hides in the mountains of northern Romania. There, he meets former bouncer Viorel, and together they find themselves in a small syncretic community where they believe that periodic underground vibrations are the "songs of dragons" sleeping beneath the mountains.
The characters gradually become immersed in the community's life: Boris records everything as a scientist, Viorel becomes a "protector" and student of the strange teacher Georgiy, who teaches them not to fight, but to "listen to the earth" (the philosophy of yamabushi). Two romantic relationships develop in parallel: Boris as the practical Daria, and Viorel as the dreamy Sofia.
When the community is threatened by a gang of local rich kids, the characters defend it not with force, but with wisdom and psychological techniques. Ultimately, the vibrations become a symbol of the unity of science and faith, the rational and the mystical.
Science and magic, Christianity and paganism, reason and heart speak of the same thing. The main thing is to be able to **listen** to the earth, to people, and to yourself.