The story begins with Akkız stabbing her arrow to Korkut Khan's heart as she swore. The arrow shoot by Akkız to take Korkut Khan's life cannot kill her enemy, but makes her a slave to his son Batuga, in the enemy's palace! A mountain bird in love with her freedom becomes a slave in the Gok Palace, which will cost her life if it is learned that she is the shooter! The paths of Akkız and Batuga, who now carry two lies that would cost their lives, crossed again after many years. Allies by fate turns into a confidance, which turns into companionship. The hands that will change the fate of the Turks, unites here. Batuga is the hidden Khan of the Turks; he will write a 'Destan' (legend) with Akkız, by uniting the Turks and prove to the world that what can a disabled prince and a slave girl can achieve by joining hands.
   

Alpagu Khan, who raided Batuga and Akkız's small nomadic tribe, orders an attack on their alps after shooting Sirma, but Batuga and Akkız are prepared for such an attack. Akkız, who set traps in the steppe for years and plundered the Gök caravans, has now set up a trap to defend themselves against the Gök Khanate. Alpagu Khan falls into this trap and has to negotiate with Batuga, but Alpagu Khan turns the trap into an opportunity and offers to be their hostage until the bargaining conditions are met in order to get to know his new enemy. This obligatory guest starts a terrible war of nerves between father and son. The things that Batuga and Akkız want for bargaining make both Ulu Ece and Taizu very angry. The way he finds is a way that even the devil cannot think of. Now Batuga and Akkız need to save not only themselves but the whole of Türkeli.

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