Ekata was an ancient city whose name means 'oneness' or 'wholeness' in Sanskrit language. The city is divided into two parts: the Ixtan and the Antar. The citizens of Ixtan and Antar have a relentless rivalry. Sunirgata, the lofty but enlightened king of Ixtan, leans towards the scientific and social progress of the community, while Vudita, the reflective high priest of Antar, provides vital nourishment to the incorporeal side of the people. Kanak, an elderly blind man, has the mysterious task of caring for the vision of the Ekata population. Sadih, a young potter from Ixtan, becomes his loyal friend. When Sunirgata sets out to build a giant wall to divide Ekata, Kanak realizes that it is imperative to find a solution that will bring the Ekata people together. Thus, his mission is to restore sight to the two rulers. Young Sadih accompanies him in the accomplishment of this important mission. Although troubled by his own personal problems, he understands the delicacy of the task of the blind old man. Only when the city is nearing its end and being destroyed by mysterious catastrophic events, will Kanak be able to reveal a startling truth to the people that will unravel the twisted plot of a lifetime spent in hate. Fabio Marzocca is a Senior Freelance for Consulting and Management. After his master degree in Electronic Engineering, he held several managerial positions in the civil aviation and IT sectors. Despite the technical nature of his profession, he is also a researcher and a scientific lecturer for the Istituto Mythos - Institute of Analytical Psychology and Symbolic Psyco-Anthropology, Rome, Italy. He has written eight books. For more details on how to contact him please visit www.fabiomarzocca.com.