Adam and Eve are a couple in their early thirties. With the relationship fatigue that started in the third year of their union, the absence of old feelings and excitement especially bothers Eve. Eve's feisty and aggressive attitude pushes Adam away from her. In every argument they have, Eve accuses Adam of no longer loving himself, thinking about his former lover Eden, and even still being attracted to her. Adam and Eve, poisoned by a toxic relationship, break up after a night of arguing. The film focuses on the life of the separated but inseparable duo with a fantastic approach. Adam Decries God and heads to the world to find his Eve with a surreal journey that no one will believe, a downright fairy tale or even a lie, if he tells it, Eve cannot find her way out between the dark streets of her neighborhood and her house, where she feels the pain of separation in the deepest way, every inch of which is filled with the memory of love, falters, gets trapped.

Adem is not ready for the idea of having a sibling and goes to his grandmother's house with his family. There, he meets his grandfather's stork, Yaren, and they immediately become friends. Ilyas, who builds nests for storks in the village, objects to the children's desire to see the stork's nest up close. One night, Adem rescues an egg that is falling from Yaren's nest and gives it to Ilyas. Ilyas decides to help Adem and gives him a magical astrolabe. Adem believes that this astrolabe shows the location of the water of immortality and tells Kerem and Derya about it. The three friends and Yaren decide to search for the water of immortality. The events they discover in the town during this search will surprise everyone.