The Euphrates River, one of the world's longest rivers, has finally run dry as a result of a confluence of factors including climate change and excessive water withdrawal. This resulted in a significant disturbance to both the natural environment and the humans who lived in its immediate neighborhood. But now there is something that is even more frightening that has emerged; an ancient monster that had been hidden beneath its waters for generations is now emerging from the depths of the lake. What will take place after this? It is up to us to discover the truth!

With a total length of around 2,800 kilometers, the Euphrates River is regarded as Western Asia's longest river. The river's headwaters are located in the Armenian Mountains, which are located in the southeast corner of Turkey. It then travels through the countries of Syria and Iraq, where it eventually converges with the Tigris River before emptying into the Persian Gulf.