Across Greece, a name is spreading like wildfire: Dionysus, a newly born god famed for his growing cult of frenzied women. He infects them with a madness so potent that they revel in his sordid debauchery.
In Thebes, Princess Epirus is disturbed by these rumours, but her brother Pentheus — the newly crowned king — dismisses Dionysus as a fraud. Obsessed with order and control, Pentheus vows to eradicate the cult. Loyal and composed, Epirus strives to embody his ideals and be the perfect woman.
Everything changes when a mysterious stranger arrives at the palace. Epirus feels her self-control slipping as she is inexplicably drawn to him. But when mutilated bodies begin appearing across the city, torn apart as if by wild animals, she starts to question if the stranger might be involved.
Desperate, she turns to Pentheus, only to endure his brutal attempts to fix her. With no one else to trust, Epirus seeks guidance from the stranger and discovers his true identity: Dionysus himself. Although he promises power and freedom, the god demands a price, forcing Epirus to choose between control and chaos.
