Before her family and village feared her, Amina was just a girl who lovedand woshipped her brother.
 When the village elders declared him ready to prove his manhood, they escorted him into the wild.  Only his body returned—torn by a lion, his life ended before it truly began. Grief turned to blame. Blame turned to punishment. And Amina, accused of cursing fate, was cast into a cave.
 They thought the darkness would break her.  Instead, it fed her.
 Alongside a serpent, she learned silence, survival—and power.  Now Amina walks among men again, not as a girl of sorrow, but as a woman reborn in venom and vengeance.
 This is the truth they tried to bury.