Amid licked wounds and the hunt for prey, six lion cubs are born in the primordial wilderness. They make one another the foundation on which to stand, turning their wandering into loyalty and their violence into order. With their fangs, they measure the grasslands; with their roars, they mark their borders. On land watered by blood, they build a primordial empire founded on protection, power, and the passing down of their bloodline. This is not merely an epic of nature, but a profound parable of how life can give rise to kingdoms, responsibility, and love out of the wilderness.
