A novel by Magnesia Litera Award winner and author of The Mummy Mill Petr Stančík
Inspector Libor Lavabo solves a seemingly simple case of twelve burnt rhinos. However, the secret diary of J. W. Goethe, the struggle of the Neptunian versus Plutonian conspirators for world domination, and the mad Ensign Marhan. The message hidden in Jan Preisler's series of paintings of the black lake takes Lavab to the heart of the extinct volcano Komorní hůrka. And therein lies the unexpected solution to the whole mystery.
The name "Nulorhodec" refers not only to the horns cut off from rhinos by poachers, but also to the "reset" nature of time, in which there is no room for free imagination. Controlling the masses, stupefied by consumerism and mass media, is much easier than controlling a society of "unique unicorns".