Fact1: Men-Hari is opposed by father longtime leader of Magi and by Dr. Phillip Smith, Fact2: Dr. Phillip Smith falls in love with Carol, Fact3: Carol and Phillip In course of are separated travels, Fact4: Za-Tor comes to realize danger in Men-Hari 's plot, Fact5: Phillip 's cries succeed in breaking Men-Hari 's control over Carol
Output: A beautiful young European girl, Carol, is drawn through mental telepathy to the ancient lost city of Kuma, there to become the reincarnation of its lost former ruler, Ayesha, and consort of her predecessors lover, Kallikrates. In return, MenHari, a member of the Magi, the ancient Chaldean race of wise men, will also be allowed to enter the sacred flame and become immortal, which will expand his already formidable mental powers to the point where he will be able to take over the entire world. To achieve this, however, he must bring Carol to Kallikrates before the sacred flame is ignited during a onceinalifetime astronomical alignment. MenHari therefore uses his powers ruthlessly to compel Carol to come to Kuma. MenHari is opposed by his father, ZaTor, longtime leader of the Magi, and by Dr. Phillip Smith, a psychiatrist, who meets and falls in love with Carol during her journey. In the course of their travels, Carol and Phillip are separated. Kassim, a local mystic, attempts to break MenHaris control over Carol, but MenHari learns of this. Partly at Kallikrates bidding, MenHari wrests the leadership of the Magi away from ZaTor, and leads the rest of the Magi in a forbidden occult ritual to overpower and destroy Kassim. Shortly thereafter, Carol and Phillip are reunited, and they continue their journey to Kuma. Upon their arrival, Carol is welcomed, but Phillip, whom MenHari rightly perceives as a threat to his evil scheme, is imprisoned. ZaTor comes to Phillip and discusses the situation with him, and comes to realize the danger in MenHaris plot. He agrees to do whatever he can to help Phillip and then departs. Sharna, one of Kallikrates servant girls, and who is in love with Kallikrates, helps Phillip to escape, while ZaTor speaks to his assistant in an effort to incite a rebellion against MenHari. The plot succeeds to some extent, and Phillip arrives at Kallikrates chambers just as the sacred flame is ignited. Before Carol can walk through the flame, however, Phillip desperately calls out to Carol, even as he is seized by Kallikrates guards. Phillips cries succeed in breaking MenHaris control over Carol, and at that moment ZaTor confronts MenHari, explaining his plot to Kallikrates. Realizing that ZaTor is telling the truth, Kallikrates orders that Carol and Phillip both be released. He also bars MenHari from entering the sacred flame, and denounces him as the powermad traitor that he is. Stung to fury by the frustration of his plot, MenHari stabs his father in the stomach with a long dagger. As Phillip rushes to ZaTors aid, MenHari attempts to kill him, but Kallikrates guards kill MenHari with their swords at their kings command. Kallikrates, now despondent beyond all reasoning, then commits suicide by reentering the sacred flame, despite Sharnas efforts to stop him. As the others watch in horror, Kallikrates ages hundreds of years in a matter of seconds, then dies and crumbles to dust. As Phillip and Carol leave the chamber and head for the main entrance to the city, ZaTor revives just long enough to pray for Kumas destruction, since its people have now become evil beyond all hope of rehabilitation. In direct response, the sacred flame explodes outward, and an earthquake begins to tear the city apart. Phillip and Carol just barely make it out of the entrance before the city crumbles and collapses, killing everyone within. As the two lovers begin making their way back to civilization, the last fragments of the giant sculpture of Ayesha that stood above the entrance are engulfed by the sacred flame, signifying the end of Kuma and the Magi for all time.