In ancient Uruk, the gods of storms and fertility were worshipped with sacrifices of Ba'al, a pagan culture that worshipped Ba'al. Alexithymia was a depressed girl who had an eating disorder and struggled with anorexia

The old gods of Uruk were a pagan culture that worshipped Ba'al, the god of storms and fertility. They had a dark magic that allowed them to control the weather and bring forth crops. One day, a girl named Alexithymia was brought to their temple as a sacrifice. She was severely depressed and had an eating disorder, but she was still beautiful in her own way. Her piercing eyes were dark and full of pain, while her sunken cheeks hinted at her past struggles with anorexia. She lay on a sandstone altar in the temple, surrounded by candles and incense smoke. As they began to chant in ancient Persian language, she felt herself slipping away into darkness...