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.
Even though the events predate what happened in Africa, let us now find out about the events that happened in India.
Jade and the Nelsons are hosted by the Maraja of Escinapur.
The Maraja's mother, Ran Gaya Basiodra, asks Jade to take care of the sex education of the Maraja's future bride, Tamila, daughter of Colonel Sing, a very powerful enemy of the British empire.
Before starting her education, Jade gives herself up to Lord Nelson, while Miranda is sent to meet Turam Bey, a guard of the Maraja.
Tamila is sent to her mother-in-law in the Palace of Pleasures, where she is taken in by Sahib Bendja, to whom it belongs.
Sahib leaves her at the entrance, waiting for Jade.
Inside the house, the two women find the women of the harem.
Tamila spends the first night naked, tied up with open arms and legs, until she is surrounded by the other women.
To save her comes Arbacane, the favorite of the harem.
The woman is stopped after a passionate kiss, as Tamila is promised only to Jade.
This block triggers her jealousy.
Jade takes care of Tamila's education, to transform her into a Djinn, helped by the other guests of the harem.
While on a tiger hunt, Tamila is kidnapped by her father.
Jade meets a little girl, who claims to be a Djinn like her.
Her name is Saru Rakti.