Jachja, a Doctor of Psychology, resumes his work in forensic psychiatry after five years of self-imposed isolation. His first patient is an old acquaintance: Sharif is suspected of murdering his wife. If he indeed committed the act and is not insane, he faces the gallows. What begins as an attempt to unravel the apparent personality split of his old friend soon turns into a hellish trip: When Jachja, who is not averse to drugs of any kind, takes a pill with a six-legged elephant during a wild night, he finds himself transported to another reality. Gradually, he sinks into hallucinations, caught in a whirlpool of spells, mysterious numbers, and a tattoo that transforms into a demon. When another death occurs, he blames himself.