Otter Family War: Between the Sea and the River

The young otter who was pushed into the strait by his family crossed the sea and swam alone to a strange city with a broken claw and an incomprehensible farewell. There, he met the calm and vigilant female otter Binhai, and for the first time he learned that survival requires not only being able to fish, but also learning to judge tides, boundaries and trust. From two stray otters to a family with cubs; from fighting over a shoal to being involved in a family war that engulfs mountains and seas. As the territory expands and members increase, protection gradually turns into control, and rules may also become new harms. The children across the sea grew up, split up, and moved away one after another. Different families must eventually learn to coexist in the same city. This is an animal epic about exile, family love, war and the birth of civilization: there is no throne and magic, only tides, scars, and the choices made by each body.