Seed of Mowed Grass

After the defeat, the seventh Earth patrol discovers a base where evacuated children of the destroyed race are hiding. From this moment, the story goes beyond a military operation, and the interests of the army, diplomacy, the press, and people accustomed to dividing the world into their own and others come to the forefront. Max Dalin takes the reader through different perspectives on one catastrophe: for some, it is a matter of security, for others — a matter of conscience, responsibility, and the limits of what is acceptable. The tension here is built not on combat scenes, but on decisions driven by fear, ideology, and the habit of considering another's life as expendable.