In Korea's distant past, a shaman witnesses a traitorous murder and dies for it, but her spirit begins to watch over an unborn child with a significant destiny.

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An acceptable new teacher for sullen Crown Prince Hwon and companions for moody Princess Min Hwa concern the court.

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A lie deflects a message to the wrong person, and a message from the dead goes unheeded.

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Confronting his powerlessness in selecting whom he'll marry, Prince Hwon fights it politically, leaving the scheming Dowager Queen no choice but to fight back with dirty tactics.

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As Yeon Woo begins training as the Crown Princess, Shaman Jang Nok Yeong casts a deadly incantation against her powered by the unwary Princess Min Hwa.

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The death of Yeon Wu hits hard. None but two realize her survival of it, but bad timing brings about a frighting trauma that strips away her memories. Years pass.

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King Hwon's refusal to sire a prince with Queen Bo Gyeong concerns the court, even to the point of questioning his sexual preference (which he uses to his advantage).

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Weol (Yeon Wu) becomes a living talisman to siphon off the negatives energies from King Hwon. Hwon's restored vitality pleases many, but Shaman Jang knows the dangers the palace holds for Yeon Wu.

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Hardship comes to Weol (Yeon Wu) when King Hwon awakens and thinks her a spy trying to assassinate him.

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Shaman Weol's resemblance to Yeon Wu continues to disquiet the royal brothers. Queen Bo Gyeong, alarmed by Weol's access to Hwon's bedchamber, recruits a spy.

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Weol's continued denial of being Yeon Wu prompts King Hwon's curiosity into events of eight years ago, but court records frustrate him and all parties involved have since died - well, all but one.

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Adversaries use the King's love for his Shaman talisman to force him into performing the royal duty of servicing the Queen on Consummation Day.

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The Queen uses the King's collapse on Consummation Day to turn others against Weol by relaying a false dream, unaware there's a true culprit behind the attack.

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Only Shaman Jang Nok Yeong sees the coming solar eclipse as the moment when the heavens begin to return everything to their proper places, which none shall escape it.

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With her memories restored, Yeon Wu (with Seol at her side) moves cautiously to learn the details of her staged death and determine whom her enemies are.

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Ironically, as a few either figure out or suspect Yeon Wu may not, after all, be dead, Yeon Wu figures to protect them by not revealing her true self.

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The "resurrection" of Hae Yeon Wu becomes an open secret among the elite after the royal brothers stand together against Yun Dae Hyeong's assassins.

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Discovering Yeon Wu's last betrayer devastates King Hwon, but it awakens his resolve to put everything in its proper place, starting with the Queen Dowager.

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With Prince Yang Myeong Gun on board, Yun Dae Hyeong leads his fellow ministers toward their open rebellion against King Hwon and begins to take lives.

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The rebellion begins, the trap is sprung and, as promised, everyone is put in their proper places.

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