Sagarejo is located about forty kilometers east of Tbilisi. In Malin's memory, it was nothing more than a small city, and in the memory bank of Sostak No.3, it was merely a destination for the wealthy to travel to—a sparsely populated place without any towering buildings except for a five-star hotel, surrounded mostly by small residential houses.
After all, Tbilisi, the largest city in the Caucasus region, had absorbed over half of the Caucasus population during that era.
So when they followed the road to the outskirts of Sagarejo, Malin could only glimpse through the trees at a dilapidated hotel, its exterior walls reminiscent of the nursing home previously managed by Mrs. Katerina. This piqued Malin's curiosity—was this a triumph of minimalism or a lazy reuse of architectural designs?
