The Queen of the forest, Mutikapa, is angered and began killing some of the townspeople. The man, Erurū, and the villagers started fixing Mutikapa’s shrine in hopes that it stops attacking the villagers. Erurū told the man how important the shrine is. That they pray to it for the food, shelter, and medicines that they have been blessed with. The man told her why they should be thankful for someone that they fear. The night comes and Mutikapa once again attacked the village. Erurū’s grandmother told them about her big sister as a sacrifice to please the gods a long time ago. That her sacrificed kept the village safe up until now. After hearing the story, the man tried to stop it but he fails to do so. Erurū came to help him escape but they couldn’t get away from Mutikapa. As it started raining, Mutikapa flee. Later on, the man works with the others to figure out a way to defeat it. The man presents Mutikapa’s hard fur to break when drench in water which explains Mutikapa to flee when it started to rain. The man plan’s to be the bait to lure Mutikapa to drench in water for the villagers to kill it...