Synopsis

They are the legendary owl warriors; they are the owl patron saints who live in seclusion in the great sacred tree; they have fought desperately in the earth-shattering and dangerous holy war to save the owl race from the evil "pure race" persecution; and as long as Difficulties come again, find them, justice will surely be served, and evil may disappear. Here, the little barn owl, Sailin (Jim Sturgess)'s favorite bedtime story. Not long after it was born, it still acts like a spoiled child in the arms of its parents, waiting for its father to teach it to fly, and dreams every day of growing up and joining the ranks of the hero in its heart, the patron saint of owls. These childish fantasies are, of course, the object of ridicule of his brother Kunlang (Ryan Covanton). Kun Lang hated his brother's simplicity and stupidity, and even more hated that his younger brother received more favor from his father because of his young age. Jealousy, like the devil, made Celine fall out of the warm tree house and fall into the clutches of the "pure race". It was kidnapped by the evil owl to the Holy Spirit Owl Owl Orphanage, witnessed the fully armed evil army, and realized for the first time that the world is not just black and white, and the evil force is about to break the peace of the owl kingdom. Despite being weak and junior, in order to save his homeland, Little Sailin must be determined to take a risk to escape, find a way to find the great sacred tree (Jiahu giant tree) - the home of the owl guardian god, and persuade the guardians to fight again battlefield. In front, is the unimaginable mysterious realm; behind, is the pursuit of ferocious evil. The magical journey begins here. Accompanied by the same immature friends, Celin took his owl friends to soar above the blue sky. They crossed the sea, through the fog, over the glaciers, and searched for the legendary home of the sun-drenched Patronus. Wind, rain and obstacles made them grow stronger from ignorant and silly little chicks...

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