It all started in the Anike Village when a barren woman desperately wanted a child. She had been married for five years without producing and she was on the verge of losing her husband. She was approached by an evil deity that promised her the “egg of procreation” but there was a cost.

In exchange for a child, the woman agreed to give her soul to the deity. After the birth of her daughter that she named Uduka, both she and her husband died.

The King (Sam Obiagu) wanted to raise Uduka (Queen Nwokoye) because he believed she was the offspring of his brother but the village priestess warned that the child was the fruit of evil and should be killed. The king was concerned about killing an innocent baby so he instead sent the child to live in a distant kingdom to be raised by a family member.

Years later when Uduka was an adult she had no idea that she was the seed of a deity but she eventually took ownership of her descent. She returned to the Anike village and soon the Oshimiri River that once healed was soiled, the villagers were overwhelmed with illness, and death took its toll.

The King and Queen were immediately alarmed and in order to prevent further destruction, sacrifices had to be made and a solution to battling the supernatural was the challenge.