The legend of the man-eating demon Python Gusi spreads across the vast grasslands, and the three major tribes have lived under his shadow for generations. Alia, a red-haired girl from the Honggulai tribe, originally had a happy family. But overnight, the three-headed python Gusi raided the ranch. Her father was killed, and her mother died to protect her. Her eight-year-old brother Tu Mu fled alone to lure the monster away, and his whereabouts are unknown ever since. Aaliya, who was lucky enough to survive, was taken in by Hurel, the leader of the Haratuna tribe. The childhood tragedy left a deep trauma in her heart, making her reticent and repressed, and she dared not express her emotions. Only the belief that "her brother is still alive" supported her in her survival.
Haratuna has a team of elite warriors who protect their homeland. Orphans in the shelter can voluntarily receive training in wrestling, horseback riding, archery and sword skills. After eighteen years of hard work, the nineteen-year-old Aliya lost her timidity. The peaceful days did not last long, and Mang Gusi appeared again. On the crisis-ridden grassland, the warriors of the tribe fought hard, standing shoulder to shoulder with the gods with their mortal bodies, so that their descendants could continue...
Concept: Mongolian mythology themes