In Anti-Armor, Volodymys asks for help. He's worried that his comrades have been killed, but he's hopeful that they'll be able to get back to the front soon. He also wants to know what's going on with the mysterious armed battalion. He doesn't want to write about it, he says, because it'll leave a lasting impression of mystery on the soldiers, and the tattoo on his arm is a good example. He says that the foreign visitors' bureau is going to take over the investigation, and that he'll have to stay away from the scene. He asks if he has ever seen him with his hair in such a short amount of time, and he says that he hasn't, because he was out of it for a long time. He tells him that the war is a nation-state, and it's his duty to die honorably.