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.
   

In the 8th century, a savage age reigns in Central Asia, in the lands not yet embraced by Islam. China has pointed its fangs at the Turkish leg, Russian Varangians, Mongols, Sogdians, Persians are waiting in the trap. As if it were not enough, the Turkish tribes that call the same wing "Atam" have fallen against each other. There is a great enmity between the Gök Khanate and the Dag Khanate, both of whom are Turks. Under these political conditions, Alpagu Khan, the great khan of the Gök Khanate, decides to take the daughter of his brother Balamir Yabgu, whom he suspects of rebellion, as a bride for his lame son Batuga. He gathers his family and sets out for the Western Gök Khanate to ask for a girl. A great danger awaits them on the way: Mountain warrior Akkız, who has been burning with the fire of revenge since childhood!

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