Ghana screamed as her child was being born, the top of his head barely visible. The air in the house was stifling, thick with warmth. As soon as the child emerged, he killed his own father with a single, inexplicable act.

The baby was not supposed to live long, as his condition posed a threat to the entire community and the world. But Ghana, who had already lost two children, couldn't bear the thought of losing another. She showered her child with love and hid him from the world. 

However, Djé Babairún, a revered figure, declared the child dangerous, impure, and unworthy of life, and began a relentless search for the child's head.

For years, Ghana kept her child hidden, and he grew into a young boy. Djé Babairún's obsession with finding him grew ever more intense. Eventually, Djé Babairún discovered the child's location, but it was too late. Ghana had foreseen this moment and sent her child away from their island home. 

It was a survival story for Ghana and her child, but for the rest of the world, it was a tale of impending doom.