Thousands of Faces

1583, Cologne. Galadia, accused of being a witch, faced her own trial in court. She didn't cry out like other victims, but fought back with amazing calmness and wisdom. Her childhood sweetheart, the young priest Ambrose, struggles between faith and love and tries to defend her. With joint efforts, a trial that seemed to be about to win was unpredictable due to the opponent's last ditch effort - when the guards tore off her plain clothes, a "Ouroboros" mark, symbolizing infinity and transformation, suddenly appeared... This is not only a story about persecution and survival, but also an epic about knowledge, faith and love. When the symbol of wisdom becomes the mark of the devil, how will the rational soul complete her rebirth and legend in this ignorant era?