Death visits Pimberly

The events are revealed in the pharmacy of Mr. Kashil, the place of work owned by Mr. Shinor, the lover of drugs and chemical structures. In the back office, the nephew of Mr. Kashil is running a wireless transmission and reception device, in an attempt to communicate with the city of Paul. The invitation to the narrator arrives from Mr. Cashil to see this wonderful device and how to send and receive messages and decipher the Morse blades. But what is happening later cannot be explained, as Mr. Shinor begins writing poetic verses in a strange way. Prose, poetry and imagination overlap in this exciting story in which the great English poet and writer Rodiad Kabuling brings together the different elements of creating a unique story.