Through the adventures of the heroes, with a wooden cross as the protagonist, an almost unknown piece of history slowly unfolds. The three-thousand-year journey of Northern Epirus, entangled in the gears of diplomacy and politics, remains endless. Perhaps that is why the narrative of this book seems to have no end, leaving the reader with a living dilemma and, together, the responsibility of their personal choice. Whether the heroes will be vindicated or remain sadly forgotten. Everyone can decide on the ending they would like to give, not so much to the book, but to history itself...