A group of men and a woman, in front of a village assembly, obstinately, tirelessly, return to the terrible circumstances of their pilgrimage to the sources of the Ganges and try to find explanations for the cataclysm which terrified them. With them, like them, we are called to seek, under the leadership of Lokenath Bhattacharya, the real reasons for the collapse which threatens our earth and what could be our responsibility in this imminent chaos. Will there be disappearance? Yes, without a doubt, but will this disappearance be irretrievable? This is where the great myths of India come in to make us accept the inevitability of our end and show it to us as a necessary moment in a cycle where regeneration succeeds destruction. "After the flood will awaken one day again the forest of ascetics, the banyan trees and the majestic fig trees, the atmosphere filled with the solar breath." Philosophical narrative translated from Bengali.