The King of Morning, the Queen of Day

1913. Ireland. Young Emily Desmond is convinced that she has met a fairy, while her father is trying to build a machine to establish contact with aliens. He is convinced that the approaching comet Bella is a ship flying to us from the star Altair. The mid-1930s. Waitress Jessica Caldwell begins to encounter strange phenomena in a completely real Dublin and gradually concludes that her fantasies tend to take shape. At the same time, two mysterious strangers arrive in the city with a mission: to guard our world from aliens from beyond. The late 1980s. Enya McCall, an employee of an advertising agency, uses her supernatural abilities to destroy monsters, embodiments of human nightmares and fantasies, at night. The lines between myth and reality blur, Enya, suffering from loneliness and fatigue, seems to have lost the battle, but the reasons for the destruction of the world around her lie at the beginning of the century, in young Emily Desmond, who once saw a fairy. Three times, three stories, three heroines and their encounters with the dark side of human myth-consciousness, as well as with the mysteries of their own past. But the world of legends and the world of fairies is deceptive, and no one can be trusted in attempts to break free from its grasping embrace.