The Ritual Worked on Every Woman… Except Her!

In a world where ancient spirits still walk unseen among the living, one creature emerges from the forbidden heart of an ancient iroko tree—beautiful, irresistible, and deadly.

Ewa, a supernatural being older than memory, transforms into a breathtaking woman each time she leaves the tree’s hollow, sent on a terrifying mission to restore balance through blood, vengeance, and justice.

Her prey? Men who dare to use dark rituals for wealth, sacrificing innocent women to escape the harsh grip of poverty.

When three struggling graduates—John, Paul, and Lukman—fall into the desperate temptation of ritual money-making, their lives take a horrifying turn. Guided by their rich friend Toheeb, they cross a line that can never be uncrossed.

The red handkerchief ritual brings them instant wealth, expensive cars, luxury apartments, and the power they once thought belonged only to the privileged. But while they pop champagne in Lagos clubs, the innocent lives they’ve taken cry out for vengeance.

And someone… something… answers that cry.

Ewa, the iroko beast in human form, begins to hunt them—not with claws or fangs, but with beauty, seduction, and inevitability. One by one, the men fall into her trap, performing their deadly ritual on a creature who cannot be killed, cursed, or marked.

Instead, the darkness turns back upon them with unimaginable force. The same sickness they inflicted upon their victims begins to consume them from within—slowly, painfully, hauntingly.

Paul dies first, screaming of eyes watching him from the dark. Then Lukman. Then John. Finally, even Toheeb—the mastermind of their corruption—meets the same agonizing fate. Their wealth cannot save them. The herbalist who initiated them cannot protect them. No prayer, no doctor, no charm can undo the sin they committed.

When the final soul is claimed, Ewa returns to the ancient iroko tree, her mission completed. The tree opens like a mouth to swallow her back into its eternal darkness, reminding the world that the spirits still watch, still balance, still avenge.

This is a haunting tale of greed, spiritual justice, and supernatural consequence, reminding all who hear it that some debts can only be paid in souls—and some hunters wear the face of beauty while hiding the heart of a beast.