pencil: Ana Miralles

story: Jean Dufaux

The life of a turn-of-the-century Djinn, reconstructed from the research of a granddaughter in search of her origins.
Kim Nelson reaches the place where the sultan's treasure should be in the desert, together with Ibram Malek and Amin Doman.
She recalls how, before leaving, she returned to Madame Fazila's brothel in Istanbul and discovered she had Jade's tattoo on her sacrum.
In 1912 it is shown how the Black Sultan freed all the women of the harem.
When the Sultan discovers that Jade and the Nelsons have set off in search of his treasure, he assigns Youssuf Sarki to assassinate Jade.
Reaching the hiding place, Kim Nelson finds a Swiss banker.
Amin Doman opens one of the safety deposit boxes, but finds snakes that blind him and give him amnesia.
Kim finds only the invitation to a dance of the Maraja D'Eschnapur.
In 1912 Jade returns from the desert and joins the Nelsons.
At the palace, she meets Youssuf Sarki, who confesses his love for her.
When Jade rejects him, Sarki commits suicide.
Jade and the Nelsons leave for India and the Djinn confesses that she is pregnant.
Kim bids farewell to Malek and leaves for India in turn.