Jam lives in a small coastal village reliant on fishing. Declining fish stocks, blamed by his grandfather on the abduction of Watt Poe—a narwhal seen as the sea's protector—by steel hawks from a nearby mountain, threaten their survival. Deprived of Watt Poe's blessing, the villagers suffer.

Spurred by his grandfather's story and the village's crisis, Jam embarks on a dangerous climb up the mountain. His goal is to find Watt Poe and return the narwhal to the sea, hoping to revive the fishing grounds. Facing the steel hawks, initially perceived as enemies holding Watt Poe captive, Jam uncovers deeper tensions and misunderstandings between the villagers and the hawks.

Jam's resolve leads to a critical discovery: the villagers and steel hawks share a common origin, making them estranged kin, not inherent foes. This revelation enables reconciliation. By rescuing Watt Poe and fostering this understanding, Jam helps restore the natural order. The narwhal's return to the sea brings back fishing abundance, signifying renewed harmony between humans, nature, and former adversaries.