The leaders and the wealthy residents of the Delhab hamlet gather in Bahaa Al-Din's house when his daughter Hend falls mysteriously ill. The doctor reassures them that Hend is alright but to avoid putting pressure on her.

One of the hamlet's women seeks the doctor out when her daughter starts acting strangely. The doctor is disturbed when the daughter tells him of her imaginary friend who told her that everyone in the hamlet is going to die.

Dr. Saad dreams about a mystery girl who was murdered not long ago. Saad is convinced that the curse on the hamlet will only be lifted when Riyhana gets justice, but he is told that she was a prostitute who practiced magic and charlatanism.

Saad watches as Hend starts speaking Turkish in a man's voice and acting strangely. One of the head watchman's son's men speaks of how Saad and his assistant fled a court order. Saad and his assistant want to exhume Riyhana and perform an autopsy to find the cause of death.

When Bahaa Al-Din tries to take his wife and daughter away, his wife is horrified to see Riyhana. As Hend vanishes, the head watchmen decides to burn Riyhana's body despite Saad's protests but Saad finds Riyhana's body in his house when he returns home.