The invisible man

When Zeta, the little Thracian teenager, is sold as a slave in the market of Constantinople, the world is already loud from the name of the Huns. Then he goes through a lot of adversity, until he finally becomes a slave, a disciple, a friend of Prisclos Rector. He becomes an educated young man, and when the emperor, trembling with fear, sends a delegation to Attila, he also goes with him as Priscover's companion. He gets to know the country of the Huns, he wonders about their customs and their lives. Here, in Attila's court, love also captivates. The young slave looks up to Emő in hope and doubt. He wants to stand out, he wants to be freed to be on an equal footing with him, and that’s why he participates in the Battle of Katalaunum on the side of the Huns. He doesn’t spare himself, but in the end, he has to understand that she loves Attila. You can't understand people - it grieves. "Man only knows his face, but his face is not him. He is behind his face. He is invisible."