A historical narrative follows a migrating Magyar community encamped on the Dniester plains as leaders balance domestic life, lineage, and political tension. The aging Álmos broods over rival khans and uneasy alliances while Árpád tours potential homelands with his son Levente and chieftains. Scenes alternate between everyday camp routines and high stakes: a newborn heir, a Khazar princess who pledges devotion to Árpád, dissent over the kabars, and warnings of Pecheneg raids. As rivalries sharpen and loyalties are tested, chiefs prepare to intercept hostile forces before they cross the Danube, framing the struggle over settlement and survival.