Disaster begins when Nick Erhan looking for a dangerous outback tribe in the jungle. A tribe where one finds no men in it. It was a group that hunted down male tourists, raped them, and killed them with gruesome motives. In a tragic quest, Nick, who is part of the community leader, falls in love with one of the girls from the outback tribe who is supposed to be punished. From that girl, Nick has a son named Dev Sasaka. Dev who always thought that he was the son of a demon, under certain conditions, he could turn into a half-dragon human. His birth brought Jessyca Amora--Nick Erhan's wife was so depressed that their daughter Elfarasha Erhan became a victim. Nick's stupidity brings disaster to his own family. Not only do they become a dysfunctional family, but they also have to face many threats from their enemies. One day, Nick faces his death. While Jess is mentally ill, Dev Sasaka must take over his father's role. He received terror from a dragon demon and a child from another dimension. Will Erhan's family be able to withstand the occult attacks and become a good family?

BROKEN: Satanic Verses

A little girl came out of a tall building with a bone-white colour. She walked to the small garden beside the house. See the various butterflies that fly together to land on the flowers. The smile grew briefly, then disappeared. Her eyes were straight, staring blankly at the object. Overcast clouds dimmed her white face. 


"Elfara! You are here? I looked for you everywhere." A thirty-seven-year-old woman trotted over to the child she called. Elfara glanced briefly, then resumed her activities. 


"Do you like butterflies?" Elfara was silent, not interested in answering the question of the woman who had cared for her since the baby. 


"Misca, will Mommy come home night again?" The blonde-haired girl looked confused by Elfara's question. 


"Em, Auntie doesn't know, Honey. Now, Elfara goes in first, let's go! Auntie has prepared a delicious breakfast for Elfara." 


"I'm not hungry yet!" She said softly. Misca crouched until their faces were level. 


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