In a distant town, a religious leader named Alpha appeared. He exudes a convincing aura, and his deep eyes and gentle tone of voice convince many people of his teachings. Alpha claims that only through unwavering faith and devout prayer can one obtain true spiritual salvation and physical recovery. Alpha's teachings emphasize that modern medicine and drugs are a violation of God, and that these scientific means are human blasphemy against nature and the divine will. He often shouts loudly from the pulpit of the church, claiming that "faith is the most powerful medicine" and quoting scriptures to support his arguments. Whenever people in the town are sick, Alpha encourages them to give up seeing a doctor and instead participate in his prayer ceremonies. These ceremonies are usually performed in the square under the moonlight, with believers standing in a circle, clasping their hands together, chanting spells and prayers in unison. Alpha walks in the middle, pointing his finger to the sky from time to time, declaring that the gods are listening to their calls and will grant them health and peace. Under his influence, many believers began to refuse vaccination and conventional treatment, firmly believing that only through devout prayer can they get God's protection. However, as time went on, some tragedies gradually occurred in the town. The illness that could have been cured by simple medical treatment was not treated in time due to Alpha's teachings, resulting in the deterioration of the health of some believers. However, Alpha still firmly believed in his faith and attributed these pains to the "sinners" whose faith was not firm enough. The residents of the town were divided into two factions: one group was loyal to Alpha and firmly believed in his teachings; the other group began to question this overly extreme belief and tried to find solutions for modern medicine. This struggle between faith and science gradually destroyed the harmony of the town and the relationship between believers became more tense. Alpha's story is a struggle between faith and reason, and a profound reflection on the choices made by humans in the face of suffering. In this small town, the conflict between modern medicine and religious beliefs has become an unbridgeable rift.