The foothills of the White Carpathians, the large area between their ridge and the flow of Olšava in the southeastern part of Moravia, the bumper border zone between Slovakia (before 1918 Horní Hungary) and Moravia, many hopes for a quiet life did not. And here, to the region where bread ended and started stones, we will go on mysterious paths. We will meet them with the governor of Šarovec, who at the head of the Slovácko regiment defended this region against the Horde Bočkajovců, and with the Moravian Hussites, who seduced the last match with the troops of Sigismund. On the pilgrimage at St. Antonínka will admire the beauty of Slovácko folk costumes and in the Blatnice vineyards in the wine tasting to listen to the narration of the spirit of unfortunate licks. We will visit the Nivnice, where they take a bell with a mysterious inscription, Moravian Troy, as was once called Archaeologists, and we follow the footsteps of the hermit John, whose memory they commemorate near Bystřice pod Lopeník two chapels and God. In Moravské kopanice, we can look into the inhabitants of the most famous Žítkov goddess Pagáčeny and ascend to Velká Javořina, a mountain associated with the tradition of Czech-Slovak reciprocity, but also a refuge of the bandits who hid their treasures in abandoned mountain massif rocks. And we will also visit Slovak Kopanice; We will walk through the Bošácká valley to the Zemanský castle. The writer Alois Jirásek stayed on the local parish as a guest of the priest Jozef Ľudovít Holuby, when he collected the material to his novel Brotherhood, and we remind ourselves that the park of the local chateau was a place of love with the poet and creation of literary Slovak Ludovít Štúr with Adel Ostrol. And the most mysterious trail takes us almost to the weight, to the Trenčanské Bohuslavice, where in the former chateau chapel we look into the face of the mummy from the Roman catacombs…