In ancient times, after a drought, the peasants decided that Habek, the god of the water element, had grown angry and demanded a human sacrifice from them. The peasants chose among local girls a young beauty, and named her the bride of the water god, and then ritually threw her into the river. The god Habek was by no means a monster or a demon, but a perfectly handsome and well-mannered young man. True, somewhat spoiled.